Sentence examples for a formidable challenge but from inspiring English sources

Wilkinson admitted Saracens present a formidable challenge but he is relishing his return to HQ.

Securing peace is certainly a formidable challenge, but finding ways to sustain peace and prosperity can only be done through total inclusion and unbiased representation.

The detection of exogenously administered growth hormone (GH) poses a formidable challenge but a detection method based on the measurement of two GH-dependent markers, IGF-I and type 3 pro-collagen (P-III-P) has been proposed.

"Understanding 'why' any of this is happening is a formidable challenge but critical for eventually harnessing the power of this material and our work starts unraveling the mystery,'" Dean said.

Steve Johnson (BUF) vs. Jets — A date with Antonio Cromartie always presents a formidable challenge, but Johnson had a lot of success against the Jets last season (166 yards, 1 TD) and this secondary has yet to play lights-out football, with opposing receivers averaging 25 FFPG.

Paulson also described the expected coming shortfalls in Medicare and Social Security as a "formidable challenge," but didn't use the hearings to get specific on how he'd fix them.

There is no denying that it could be a formidable challenge to the courts, but only if judges and lawyers sit on their hands.

Four years later, terrorists pose a formidable challenge not only to peace, but even more crucially to Palestinian statehood.

Ten million inoculations, then, would require at least a swimming pool's worth of bacteria — achievable, but a formidable challenge.

These issues could present a formidable challenge for large multi-center studies, but given the known confounds related to sampling handling and processing and the lack of reproducibility across studies of most peripheral AD biomarkers to date, this challenge needs to be addressed.

Dunne's first head-coaching job was geographically convenient, but it was also a formidable challenge.