Sentence examples for a far more fearsome from inspiring English sources

Miniaturisation gives it a far more fearsome and immediate means of delivering a bomb.

In the early films, Rocky was fighting fellow boxers, but in Creed, his battle is with a far more fearsome opponent: mortality (he is suffering from cancer).

If you are fostering for the first time, you will probably want to ask the shelter for a mom and kittens, as without the kittens face a far more fearsome risk of becoming ill and dying - otherwise known as "failure to thrive".

They should be sceptical.In this section The new age of crony capitalism Turn it off Asymmetric wars All shall have rights Hold 'em ReprintsThe deal would create a Goliath far more fearsome than the latest ride at the Universal Studios theme park (also Comcast-owned).

A scene of a mob on a man-beast hunt suggests that humans at their worst are far more fearsome than any beast.

The other day, at a café nearby, the historian Herwig Czech was talking about another World War II relic, much smaller but far more fearsome: "Mein Kampf".

Today, Obama administration officials say that whether or not the Bush administration carried through on its promises, the deal has deprived Colonel Qaddafi of far more fearsome weapons that he might have reached for as he tries to stay in office.

Meanwhile, the known is far more fearsome.

Gul Agha Shirzai is now the governor of Nangarhar Province, but his baleful influence in Kandahar has been replaced by that of Ahmed Wali Karzai, President Karzai's half-brother, a far more powerful and fearsome figure than Shirzai ever was, though he serves only as head of the normally toothless provincial council.

A far more fundamental objection was stylistic.

It champions a far more potent ideology.