daunting造句
91. Walking through a crowded school hallway or playground is daunting because it means brushing up against so many bodies.
92. Clearly, the government policies required to make the use of education and health services equitable are a daunting package.
93. If you have an older machine, adding or replacing a hard drive can still be daunting.
94. The mass media are developing in a daunting speed.
95. Such as ocean navigation, is undoubtedly a daunting thing.
96. Wading through these documents can be a daunting experience.http://
97. The subject is crucial, and the moment is daunting.
98. The Tasmanian reserve was daunting.
99. Meeting and evaluating a potential mentor can be daunting.
100. Occasionally I find the commitment and responsibility daunting.
101. Old cottages like ours can be dark places with low ceilings and deep-set windows, our walls are three-feet thick, so dark furniture can be daunting.
102. Mr. Perry says either a non-negotiable deadline will force action, or the procrastinator will gather enough information and confidence to make them appear less daunting.
103. "Successful comprehensive tax reform is a long process, often taking several years, " Obama says in his budget message. "But even though it is a daunting task, we cannot afford to shirk from the work.
104. Learning a new programming language can be a daunting task and at times difficult to know where to start.
105. But realistically, achieving high organic rankings for a broad range of multi-industry search terms is a daunting, expensive task.
106. On this 200th anniversary of Lincoln's birth, we celebrate his kindness, integrity, and courage, And we can also learn from him how to face an daunting future with confidence in the LORD.
107. The location seemed a little daunting on paper, but once we were there it was no problem at all to find our way between Bola Bola and the tourist attractions.
108. The Danakil desert in the Horn of Africa presents an austere and daunting landscape.
109. Truth to tell, the rental agreement was more daunting than any bear encounter, with stiff penalties for windscreen or bodywork damage, or failing to return the 30ft monster on time.
110. Assigning general characteristics to a class of compounds is a daunting task.
111. The task ahead is daunting, but we can and will succeed.
112. While the DOH can be daunting for the novice user, it is a flexible and powerful unit testing framework.
113. Even if it , he admits, the implementation would be financially daunting.
114. The tests before the United States as it heads toward the twenty - first century are certainly daunting.
115. its terrain can be craggy and daunting, or softly pacifying.
116. For those who are conditioned to think that learning only happens in a classroom, the world of self-learning can be a little daunting.
117. Widely and beneficially adopted around the world, the CMMI has nonetheless been daunting to some organizations for its size and apparent complexity of the framework.
118. But in tough times, when many families are having trouble just making it all work, Tax Day can seem even more daunting.
119. If the banks fail to engineer satisfactory loopholes to protect their profitable broker-dealer operations, they will then face a daunting choice – to be or not to be a bank holding company.
120. In sum, while the CGMP regulations would not prohibit decontamination and conversion, the difficulty of cleaning up penicillin residues makes the chore daunting.
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