Sentence examples for a formidable task and from inspiring English sources

Forecasting is already a formidable task, and even more so in an election that is so tight.

Arriving at careful answers to these questions is often a formidable task, and a growing literature on Critical Junctures and Historical Legacies addresses this challenge.

Achieving a cease-fire, however, will be a formidable task, and there was no sense that Mr. Kerry was near a breakthrough.

Previous studies suggest that theory-practice gap has remained to be a formidable task and a challenge to the nursing profession.

But lifting a country out of poverty is a formidable task, and in some areas — housing and public safety, especially — Venezuela still has far to go.

But lifting a country out of poverty is a formidable task, and in some areas housing and public safety, especially Venezuela still has far to go.

It's a formidable task, formidably (and entertainingly) accomplished.

It would be a formidable task indeed, and not without its challenges; but, there are two points worth mentioning.

To reconstruct all human tissues, in vitro would be a formidable task today, and toxicological testing on all separate tissue models would put even the direst estimates of animal use in a temporally and economically favorable light.

"Gloucestershire are a formidable task at home and they're a wounded animal from last year when we beat them - I felt we we did a good job on them," added Morgan.

It would be a formidable task, of course, and most certainly not within the competence of conventional cartographers.