Sentence examples for yet more daunting from inspiring English sources

For a time she sported a monocle, and had a trick of raising her eyebrows and letting it fall on her ample bosom, which somehow made her yet more daunting.

In the '70s Mr. le Carré's novels became yet more daunting: denser, more complex, more stubbornly ambiguous.

And The Guardian : "For a time she sported a monocle, and had a trick of raising her eyebrows and letting it fall on her ample bosom, which somehow made her yet more daunting".

The government currently puts the deficit at 5.9%; include state deficits and off-balance-sheet items and you get a yet more daunting 8.5%, according to Chetan Ahya of Morgan Stanley (see chart 2).The key to reducing the deficit is slashing a subsidy bill that gobbles 2.4% of GDP.

The challenges of the national conference, the date of which has not yet been announced, are even more daunting.

Restarting operations was a bit more daunting.

Soylent is a little more daunting.

The bureaucratic hurdles are more daunting.

Even here, few tasks are more daunting.

Reaching beyond such low-hanging fruit has proved more daunting.

Meanwhile, bridge was, in subtle ways, becoming more daunting.