In the opening fixture at Lahore, it was the batsmen who gelled to post a formidable winning total of 327 for four, and yesterday it was the turn of the bowlers.
In strict conservative eyes, that makes him a formidable winning candidate who deserves to be a winning candidate.
That type of revolutionary fervor, courage and principle, has led Florida's immigrant movement in less than seven years to cohere into a formidable, winning force.
This was a second formidable win for West Ham's young professionals in the Premier League's new venture this season – the Barclays U21 League – which has replaced the old reserve league as part of English football radical overhauling its youth development.
Parnell's Red Sox, especially in his first years, were a formidable team, winning more than 90 games a year from 1948 to 1950, with a lineup of hitters that included Ted Williams, Dom DiMaggio, Johnny Pesky, Bobby Doerr and Vern Stephens.
He also wants an earlier date for the ballot — an apparent effort to limit the ability of Mr. Salmond, a formidable campaigner, to win over skeptical Scots.
John Isner is the top-ranked American at No. 10, and he is hardly considered a formidable threat to win a Grand Slam tournament.
Coyle faces a formidable task to win immediate promotion next year with Wigan, who not only have a Europa League group campaign on top of a 46-game Championship season but are likely to lose several key members of Martínez's squad following relegation from the Premier League.
One reason, among many, that she is a formidable favorite to win reelection in November.
Serena Williams moved within one victory of a fifth Wimbledon singles title with a formidable straight sets win over Victoria Azarenka.
