"daunting for" or "daunting to"?
| This can be daunting for SMB's. |
| It was daunting for two reasons. |
| Seeking healing is daunting for addicts. |
| However, broaching the topic of sex can be daunting for both parents and kids alike. |
| The challenge to unite Palestinians has been daunting for the Palestinian Authority. |
| I imagine that this would be especially daunting for someone who is learning English. |
| Bathing a newborn baby can be daunting for a first-time parent or for someone who is not used to handling newborns. |
| I've seen some of these in youtube vids, but they looked a bit daunting for someone who knows nothing about redstone. |
| But despite the reputation of Canadians as cold weather warriors, winter driving can still be daunting for many of us. |
| The spectrum of new classes, new friends and teachers can be daunting for both the parents and the returning students. |
| This may seem daunting to the newbie. |
| But the project seemed so daunting to me. |
| This is daunting to some, exciting to others. |
| Something that I take for granted can be so daunting to a new student in a new country. |
| You need to put a price on these benefits, which may be somewhat daunting to newcomers. |
| It is somewhat densely written, and therefore may be daunting to the average layreader. |
| The novel is a long one, so it is daunting to slower readers, and lacks enough action to keep fast readers riveted. |
| Each pub can have a unique range of ales, including guest ales, but this can be confusing and daunting to a beginner. |
| Though the idea of writing a book was daunting to Brittany and Brianna, now 17, the girls were already natural storytellers. |
| Automating data integrity protections The above recommendations may seem daunting to anyone other than a computer programmer. |
| It was pretty daunting at times. |
| Gaming can be a truly daunting at times. |
| This is encouraging and daunting at the same time. |
| Travelling and going on holidays can be exciting as well as quite daunting at times. |
| Outdoors activities can be daunting at the best of times when you're not sure what you're doing. |
| I would recommend sticking with it through the first few pages, which might seem a little daunting at first--it is. |
| First off, the cost of canola looks daunting at about 70 per cent higher, but net profit works out to $125 per acre. |
| Juggling your time between your career and your loved ones can really be daunting at times if not for unconditional love. |
| In case it needed to be said, it seems that, as measured by the establishment, the pain of change is more daunting at the moment. |
| It's exciting and daunting in equal measure. |
| Walking into the church was daunting in itself. |
| It's about everything I find daunting in a marriage. |
| It's daunting in some ways, but no more problematic than many other prep procedures. |
| It is understandable the some people may find this a little daunting in the beginning. |
| For me, French cookery is daunting in many ways, but you make it sound achieveable &; fun. |
| Daunting in their entirety, the ten before 10 approach helps to break these mammoth tasks into bite size activities. |
| Nevertheless, the challenges remain daunting in the 21st century, with high levels of deprivation persisting across the world. |
| The complexity of both the problem and the necessary corrective measures are massively more daunting in Beijing than in Washington. |
| The possibilities for real-time interaction and engagement seem endless, which I find interesting, exciting and daunting in equal measure. |
| The challenge is daunting as the project of. |
| It is as straightforward and daunting as that. |
| And this can feel really, really daunting as well as scary. |
| Picking from so many different options can be daunting as well as overwhelming task. |
| The assignment becomes progressively more daunting as the deadline for disaster approaches. |
| Fearless, outspoken yet humble, he could be both charming and daunting as the occasion required. |
| Deciding where to start can be daunting as a first time volunteer -- that's where we come in! In this section you. |
| As final year students, this idea becomes even more daunting as the decision to choose the future path becomes inevitable. |
| It certainly requires a rigorous scientific education that is at least as difficult and daunting as what engineering demands. |
| Daunting as the challenge is, Erhabor is optimistic that there is hope for a well-controlled TB in Nigeria with improved awareness. |
| But getting away from self is the most daunting of the tasks. |
| To be fair, though, Fulham haven't had the most daunting of starts. |
| It does not sound the most daunting of challenges, but nothing can be taken for granted. |
| They open their campaign on Sunday afternoon with the most daunting of fixtures, away to champions Manchester City. |
| If you find the right collection of music it'll help make the workout seem shorter, making it not as daunting of a task. |
| Taking on Deadshot and protecting his family is too daunting of a task to handle alone so Arrow enlists the help of Detective Lance. |
| The selection of a representative sample of pages or sites from the Web has proven to be one of the more daunting of these challenges. |
| I knew about e-commerce because I was a web developer for quite a few years before I started my business so it wasn't too daunting of a task. |
| The most daunting of their tasks - and still a challenge for Flin Flonians today - was building a city on the formidable rocks that were so alluring to the first prospectors. |
| For UK users like myself things look a little more daunting on price. |
| No one really fancies getting points at Parkhead as the atmosphere can be very daunting on European nights. |
| You know what to expect now and what is involved so it will be a lot less daunting on you second time around. |
| There are so many you could select from, that it might really be fairly daunting on the subject of making a selection. |
| The amount of work that goes into something like D-Styles ' Phantasmagorea or Ricci Rucker's Sketchbook is daunting on its own. |
| Recharging would have been even more daunting on the home trickle charger -- 3 hours of my time would have been dedicated to topping off the battery. |
| That said the southbound side of the quays is a little daunting on the bicycle, due to the high speeds and the crazy lane marking causing cars to wander between lanes. |
| They were really daunting on first visits however I kept in mind I was going for my lg to play with some new things and to learn about sharing, not for me to make new friends. |
| It's less daunting with a partner. |
| The outlook for tech has become even more daunting with almost. |
| The volume of information generated by Facebook alone is daunting with 10. |
| In its standard form, it looks quite daunting with its mass of close-packed figures. |
| It can seem daunting with the wealth of information available on the internet about the subject. |
| He was daunting with his bald head, chiseled features and black eyes and his playing was perfection itself. |
| And returning home after a long day's work can feel increasingly daunting with household chores, bills, and errands. |
| And while not initially complicated fishing can be daunting with unfamiliar gear, regulations, customs, and so forth. |
| Making pie crust in hot weather can be a harrowing experience, but it does get easier and less daunting with practice. |
| For those who begin new lives, the physical transition is more daunting with immediate need for housing, transportation, and employment. |
| We've compiled this article to introduce you some of the things that may seem daunting about the process. |
| In my limited experience, that signified a classroom, and there wouldn't be anything daunting about that. |
| Yet, there is something so daunting about traveling for an entire year (says the girl who loves holing up in her dorm room). |
| There was something less daunting about doing something I was nervous about, knowing that the person I was with was nervous too. |
| Yet what is so daunting about the very act of talking? No one can be a trailblazer, the first person to say yay or nay to any subject. |
| So there is nothing physically daunting about my thirties I need to worry about, and I already conducted my mental preparations in Storms River. |
| The Glass Palace Ruth Scurr There is something daunting about a novel of more than 500 pages (unless you are a speed reader or infinitely leisured). |
| There is something daunting about playing for an African audience -- assuming you get the opportunity to DJ for people other than folks from your own ethnic background. |
| Indeed, there's something a little daunting about actually going ahead and altering a routine such as the one I have followed here on Hard-Boiled Poker for so many years. |
| I'd not quite sure why, but there is something daunting about going to see a vicar! When a couple turn up at my doorstep there is a funny mixture of excitement and nervousness in their eyes. |
| It's all the same faces, so it's not daunting after taking time off. |
| Serena Williams ' path to the tennis gold medal looks less daunting after her sister Venus suffered a shock third-round exit. |
| The process wasn't daunting after all! I am glad that I went through clearing, and so much happier with this course because I know it was the subject I performed best in. |
| I have narrowed my search down to a couple of bikes that are in reasonably close proximity, yes, its a bloody huge country and Brissie alone is pretty daunting after living in little old Nelson. |
| Designing a room can seem daunting because of the many possible layouts. |
| At first glance, entering or expanding in Africa may appear daunting because of the undeniable complexity of the continent. |
| I have found that the second category is more daunting because of the disobedience involved; however, in either case following God? s principle would bring healing and change. |
| Starting a non-academic job search can seem quite daunting by comparison. |
| These challenges are made more daunting by the ever-increasing pace of change in society. |
| Nanowrimo makes the whole thing less daunting by getting you to focus on hitting 50,000 words in a single month (November each year). |
| The parallels between reality and some dreaming state are more bizarre and daunting by the miniute which turn into hours, then days, then. |
| I especially appreciated your description of HOW you went about creating a small community that made the steps seem much less daunting by adding a social element to them. |
| Your task is made more daunting by the stark reality that the UNP and Opposition are currently led by a wimpy serial loser who can not lead, and will not get out of the way. |
| Though it is daunting due to its length, the letters are big and the chapters are very short. |
| The task at first seemed daunting due to the files exceeding well over 400,000 records and there were several that needed processing daily. |
| The prospect seemed daunting due to the fact that I am so busy with work and as a solo project it is quite challenging to travel with everything. |
| Although implementing CBEC sounds daunting due to its preparation, benefits that ESL students receive from CBEC can outweigh ESL teachers ' initial reluctance or preparation. |
| Cons: Outside - tower blocks can look daunting from the street. |
| Their web site must be qualified as daunting from its sheer size. |
| Great post Gemma, nice to know it's all as daunting from the other side too. |
| The Dragon looked pretty daunting from below and elicted the requisite screams from its riders. |
| Edmond Nickson A bit daunting from a man who lives on Whidbey Island in Washington State, a very rural place with a slow and peaceful pace. |