Sentence examples for a formidable engine from inspiring English sources
Calling the world's wealth of health data a formidable "engine of discovery," the National Institutes of Health on Thursday awarded $32 million in grants in a bid to make huge biomedical data sets accessible to researchers the world over.
When the clergy engraft themselves into the "machine of government", they prove a "very formidable engine against the civil and religious rights of man" (TJ to Jeremiah Moor, 14 Aug. 1800).
Girls Aloud are still a formidable pop engine – 10 legs and a beat – with a natural sense of economy, which extends to their emotions on stage.
Gillis: Google has the benefit of having a substantial consumer brand and a formidable marketing engine.
By buying Honeywell, GE adds a strong capability in avionics to its already formidable engine-building platform.
It may be recalled that when orders were placed for the ships ... there was much speculation as to the destiny of the vessels, as no naval expert could understand how a second-rate power like Brazil needed such formidable engines of war which would represent absolutely the latest stages of naval construction and armament.
Propulsion systems that provide aircraft with the capability of both vertical and conventional forward flight represent a formidable challenge to the engine designer.
But the Cobra with the high-powered Ford engine proved a formidable racer, celebrated in pop culture when the Rip Chords recorded "Hey Little Cobra" in 1964.
I will say that it is a formidable entry, with three body styles, three engines and 1,200 prosperous dealers to sell this truck.
In theory, it makes Ferrari a formidable force - assuming their car and, particularly, new V6 turbo engine is competitive in 2014.
But Ricciardo's disqualification and Sebastian Vettel's retirement with engine problems notwithstanding, Red Bull showed just what a formidable force they are by turning around what was undoubtedly a dire situation even at the final pre-season test three weeks ago.
