Sentence examples for an even more formidable from inspiring English sources

On Monday, he faced an even more formidable opponent, the defending champion Novak Djokovic.

Now, time is an even more formidable enemy, and so is the law.

The "TENEbrae" series was an even more formidable undertaking, one that in other hands might have been ill-advised.

For Man Of Steel, Shannon bulked up to become Krypton's chief protector, making him an even more formidable presence.

Now, at age 40, Mr. Benno is walking into another extraordinary undertaking dominated by an even more formidable hierarchy of powerful figures.

Take just one example gleaned from census and city data: Dogs outnumber children here, making already assertive dog owners an even more formidable political force.

But in Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough, Phillips found an enemy even more formidable than Roosevelt.

The campaign is fighting an evil even more formidable and deadly than apartheid, and one that, absent universal access to AIDS treatment, is just as selective in bringing most of the suffering down upon South Africa's poor.

As paradoxical as it may seem, Pi understands that his own survival depends on keeping his ferocious opponent alive and well -- "because if he died I would be left alone with despair, a foe even more formidable than a tiger.

But Temeczko's money hasn't bought any bulbs yet; it's still with the city's Office of Management and Budget, a bureaucracy even more formidable than the Columbus Park Exercise Group.

Anna Gelpern, a professor of law at Georgetown University, admits the clause is open to interpretation but says: "Based on what we've seen from the court system so far, it is more likely to be interpreted NML's way than Argentina's".Other obstacles to a settlement are even more formidable.