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That's a very daunting undertaking.

Yet this would be a daunting undertaking.

This is still a daunting ambition.

And for children, weight loss is not quite so daunting.

Adopting SOA all at once can be a daunting task.

Remember those daunting Numbers we mentioned at the start of this article?

While oil poses undeniable ecological risks, methane (CH4) could prove daunting as well.

The logistics of sharing one wife among several men are daunting.

Even if it does, he admits, the implementation would be financially daunting.

That is good advice as the United States and other economies face the daunting task of restoring economic growth.

Compare the petite Chihuahua with the daunting Great Dane, or the lithe greyhound to the poofy Pomeranian.

But their mouths may be even more daunting-urchin teeth can literally chew through stone without getting dull.

Even without geopolitical instability, increasing oil production to meet the world's growing demand is a daunting challenge.

Almost everyone at one time or another has been faced with the daunting challenge of finding the figurative needle in the metaphorical haystack.

From "AB systems" to "Zipper artefact" - even for the experienced practitioner in MRI, the plethora of technical terms and acronyms can be daunting and bewildering.

Feeding billions of starving people poses a daunting challenge, and many argue that industrialization has only drained the world of its natural resources.

Are signaling they won't go along. Even in the lame duck, finding enough GOP senators to vote for the treaty if their leadership doesn't change its mind will be a daunting task.

Sea urchins are perhaps best known for their armor of spines. But their mouths may be even more daunting-urchin teeth can literally chew through stone without getting dull.

The truth is that optimising your website for the search engines is a fairly large and daunting task, but like any other, it can be broken down into a series of fairly simple steps.

Alison Cooper was not intimidated when presented with the daunting task of filling the shoes of Gareth Davis, Imperial Tobacco's former chief executive, who had served in the role for 14 years.

Given the daunting distances between the stars, the real-life version will almost certainly be a lot less sensational than the movies depicting alien invasions or crash-landing spaceships.