Sentence examples for to be daunting from inspiring English sources

The task promised to be daunting.

The difficulties were — and continue to be — daunting.

IMPUNITY and euphemism used to be daunting obstacles for graft-busters.

Japan's SMEs often find the prospect of crossing the East China Sea to be daunting.

Analysts said that Mr. Elliott, 61, may have found Boston Scientific's problems to be daunting.

Next, he went to a shelter on Wards Island, but checking in proved to be daunting.

Eric Benz is typical of those who refuse to be daunted.

It would be a mistake to be daunted.

"You have to be daunted by a guy who is willing to spend infinitely," he said.

Lan refuses to be daunted by the theatre's advancing age.

Some are sure to be daunted by something as simple as an application form.