Sentence examples for a formidable protest from inspiring English sources

Miners, a formidable protest group in many societies, were already aggrieved over economic issues.

And while some individual writers have spoken up, the Young Adult industry has had little to say about what the New York Times called "the most formidable protest movement of the 21st century to date".

And, at Casement's urging, Morel founded the Congo Reform Association, a formidable engine of popular protest with branches in Europe and the United States.

But to have an impact on government policy, these protests face a formidable political obstacle: the man proposing to lead such critics in a broad coalition to unseat the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, is also the minister in charge of developing and carrying out the military methods they are attacking.

"This proves once again that the mobilization of the people is a formidable source of democracy," said a protest leader, the former Prime Minister Moustapha Niasse, sitting with other leaders in the dense crowd.

The opposition has threatened to pick up the pace of protests, but faces a formidable opponent in a president who has consolidated his power.

Addison's protest and the new attitudes of Vermont's engineers reflect a formidable transition in the setting of transportation priorities.

"He's a formidable candidate".

That was a formidable problem.

He is a formidable networker.

He is a formidable campaigner.