Sentence examples for truly daunting from inspiring English sources
But they may also be truly daunting for Britain itself.
"The scale of the problem is truly daunting.
The investigations into Lerch's trading offer a reminder that what professional spies sometimes call the "hard problems" of intelligence collection and analysis are truly daunting.
And they have been intellectual: the sheer complexity of the process and timetable, extending into every corner of the British state – including the devolution settlements – for years to come is truly daunting.
In the past, the prospect of travelling to the Vicente Calderon without Messi would have been truly daunting for Barcelona; now, though, there is a growing feeling they can find other ways to win.
The logistical challenges incumbent in throwing an event like Ultra -- which takes place in the heart of Miami -- are truly daunting.
I don't get much sense of people taking on that issue, perhaps because it is truly a daunting one".
The reality is that rigging elections is not daunting: only the truly paranoid dictators avoid them".
Would we need to talk so much, the play implicitly asks, if we felt truly at home in the daunting void surrounding us?
The issues we face in creating a truly diverse, sustainable ecosystem are sometimes daunting.
