Sentence examples for what is daunting from inspiring English sources
What is daunting is their sheer numbers.
Coming up with the point system and the grid indicating what earns what may be daunting, but it's not rocket science, and I am confident it can be accomplished.
Even in the best of circumstances — a sweet romantic comedy, say — figuring out what might go wrong is daunting.
Yet figuring out what to do about that is daunting in a world where somewhere between 80,000 and 143,000 chemicals go into American industry.
Staley, 53, is attempting what even the sympathetic say is daunting: persuading Teamsters and other union members to be more efficient, and breaking down hostility between workers and management.
With world population projected to climb from 7 billion to 9 billion or higher by 2042, and the world economy still on track to triple or quadruple in size by mid-century, the task of reconciling what we demand from the planet with what the planet can sustainably provide is daunting, if not impossible.
Past is haunting, present is daunting, July 2008 So, what is the present situation in Burma now?
For now, finding someone who wants what you have and vice versa is daunting.
But we must start, or continue, despite what we know: that the work is daunting, and will never quite be finished.
