daunting prospect

Going back and starting college now is quite a daunting prospect.

Officials in some 20 other states faced more daunting prospects.

Five days of close assessment was a very daunting prospect.

Being in a different school with new teachers and classmates can be a daunting prospect.

It is a daunting prospect and an outcome few people want.

Finding your way around legislation can be a daunting prospect.

That may be a daunting prospect for the rest of the world in soccer.

Never had leaving seemed such a bleak and daunting prospect as it did then.

At first, getting to grips with the ancient city seems a daunting prospect.

Finding schools abroad may be a daunting prospect for employees.

This is probably not a daunting prospect to him.

They present an especially daunting prospect for those who will supervise the elections.

Any ship's boy worth his scrap would do so, but it was a daunting prospect.

Another such visit was a daunting prospect, and he would not willingly repeat it.

At the age of 50, he faced the daunting prospect of trying to find another job.

We counsel clients that it's a daunting prospect for most people."

Daunting Prospect Now they will add genetic information to their data bank.

It's a daunting prospect but something I couldn't turn down."

It's a daunting prospect for a company that values consistency and predictability.

But to bestow such predictive power on a simple picture is a daunting prospect.

For girls themselves, it may also be a daunting prospect, especially if they're feeling rather vulnerable and embarrassed about their condition.

The walk back to the Vale, which had been so pleasant on the way out, was a daunting prospect now.

But for some cooks, venturing beyond these common varieties is a daunting prospect.

Though it was a daunting prospect as well.

And these days, that seems a daunting prospect.