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Meanings of daunting prospect in English

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Usage of daunting prospect in English
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They control fear Starting a business is a daunting prospect for anyone.
News.com.au
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A time limit for true romance a time limit is a daunting prospect.
The Irish Times
3
Celebrating Christmas without either or both of her children was a daunting prospect.
Answered prayers
4
The interior of the vast state can be a daunting prospect.
The Guardian
5
It's a daunting prospect, one which has been kept at an arms distance.
The South African
6
But it's mainly because writing a symphony is a daunting prospect.
The Irish Times
7
What scares people most is the daunting prospect of not getting the grades.
The Guardian
8
Starting out at university or college can seem a daunting prospect.
The Guardian
9
Their father with a new baby was a daunting prospect.
Sisters
10
But making one, and using it, may be a bit of a daunting prospect.
Radio NZ
11
Leaving the comforts of college and entering the workforce can be a daunting prospect.
The Irish Times
12
They face the daunting prospect of rebuilding their sleepy village.
The Guardian
13
England have also been left with the daunting prospect of meeting France in the quarter-finals.
The Guardian
14
Harrelson said taking the role was a daunting prospect.
Reuters
15
Miss Middleton said joining the Royal Family was a " daunting prospect".
BBC
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Living with an ostomy is a daunting prospect for adults, let alone children and adolescents.
Reuters
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