Sentence examples for work is daunting from inspiring English sources

As a freelancer, taking time away from paid work is daunting.

The work is daunting, particularly in the area of financial inclusion.

The cost of legal work is daunting; anyone who's consulted a divorce attorney at $300 an hour knows that.

But we must start, or continue, despite what we know: that the work is daunting, and will never quite be finished.

They did not leave – not because they were kept here, but because the surrounding area was fairly drab and the ride into Shenzhen proper after a long day of work was daunting.

They represent something similar: consistency, seriousness, an uncompromising attitude, and work that is daunting, single-minded, and perfect.

The work ahead is daunting, but Mr. Holder's announcement holds out hope that we have crossed a threshold, that there is no longer any serious argument about whether there is a problem with criminal justice in America.

And I've always wanted this much room to work, but it is daunting.

The synagogue has stirred interest from other religious groups, schools and nonprofit organizations, as well as developers and individuals looking for a distinctive space to call home, Ms. Schindelheim added, but the extensive work it needs is daunting.

For Scarlett, who has spent her career answering only to herself, the idea of working alongside other players is daunting.

The sheer hard work of clandestine document photography is daunting, even these days.