Sentence examples for a particularly formidable from inspiring English sources

The Senate presents a particularly formidable roadblock.

While managing during any economic downturn is a challenge, executives face a particularly formidable task this time around.

The mum in this story is a particularly formidable character and the first sentence is a blinder (though not for repetition in a family newspaper).

Hevesi advisers have suggested that Mr. Giuliani is thinking about 2005, when, many Democrats believe, he will try to seek election again -- which would be legal under the city's term-limit law -- and was worried that a Mayor Hevesi would be a particularly formidable opponent.

Once again, the malaria parasite has demonstrated that it is a particularly formidable foe.

We highlight that adjusting for representativeness is a particularly formidable task with respect to online job vacancy data.

The latter poses a series of particularly formidable technical challenges, but if the past is any guide to the future, then we can expect optical dating to illuminate much more of human history before celebrating its Golden Jubilee.

(The coal bosses' reputation for profligacy and boorishness is best captured in a 2010 story about one particularly formidable coal boss who paid a lunch bill of 200,000 renminbi, or more than $32,000, entirely with 1 renminbi notes after a quarrel with the restaurant's servers).

Finch clubbed 47 off 41 balls and looked in particularly formidable touch, only to smash a slower ball from Kieron Pollard straight to Samuels in the deep.

Although the final climb here is not particularly formidable, it repeatedly proved to be a decisive element in most of the cross-country races during these Olympics.

If Israel had known that Hizbullah possessed this weapon, the corvette's automated countermeasure systems would not have been switched to standby and the attack would have failed, says Alex Tal, a former head of Israel's navy.The subsonic C-802 is not even particularly formidable.