Sentence examples for to daunting from inspiring English sources

Admissions criteria overseas range from forgiving to daunting.

In the case of many cancer treatments, this could amount to daunting costs for patients.

The entrepreneur Elon Musk isn't a stranger to daunting business propositions, from electric cars to space travel.

TIM BROWN, the boss of IDEO, a consultancy that helped shape Apple's first mouse, does not have solutions to daunting global problems such as climate change, epidemics and persistent poverty.

On the contrary, a revolutionary move, he was an ad man – a renowned mad man from the helter-skelter competitive world of the 60s, media director of the mighty Ogilvy and Mather agency: and well used to daunting challenges.

Abramović, whose work explores, among other concepts, the metaphysical relationship between a performer and her audience, has spent her career taking simple ideas to daunting extremes — most famously in "The Artist Is Present," in which she spent more than seven hundred hours sitting at a table in MOMA, staring wordlessly at strangers, in the spring of 2010.

Not that this seems to daunt Takahito Iguchi.

There was much to daunt me.

None of this seems to daunt Charles Taylor, however.

But it takes a lot to daunt me.

Mistakes did not seem to daunt Mr. Pai.