Sentence examples for all that formidable from inspiring English sources

The Cardinals had not looked all that formidable with Warner, with two of their first three possessions ending with fumbles.

It also has the promise of markets both large (the state school curriculum is increasingly uniform) and niche (in specialised schools).For all that, formidable barriers still exist to getting education technology into America's schools.

So, yes, the reporter's power is not all that formidable.

As someone who's seen every episode of "Supernatural," "Buffy," "Angel" and many other shows in this ballpark, I must say, as Apocalypse-pursuing evildoers go, Team Moloch doesn't seem all that formidable -- or even all that smart at times.

For all that, the Taliban remain a formidable force.

And yet for all the prime minister's political skills, and the way he overwhelms party and cabinet, and for all that his conduct may seem formidable in its sheer stubbornness, he cannot control events -- or dictate public opinion.

While others emote about the world's poor, the bank's researchers try to count them, despite all the formidable conceptual challenges that poses.

Editorial In addition to all the formidable challenges we are confronting with the Ebola epidemic, the information challenge is of no less significance than all the others.

He confided that of all the formidable films he's made, he's received "total" support from the studio on three: the 1987 20th Century Fox film Wall Street; the 1989 Universal Pictures film Born on the Fourth of July; and Paramount's World Trade Center, released a few months ago.

Of all the formidable directors who have staged Mr. Sondheim's musicals, no one cuts closer to their heart than Mr. Doyle, a minimalist with a scalpel.

I have no trouble imagining her driving a hard bargain with those Universal execs, but where does all this formidable self-possession come from?