Sentence examples for are considered formidable from inspiring English sources

The Ghermezians are considered formidable negotiators, as they demonstrated last month when they persuaded Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey to provide $200 million in subsidies to the American Dream project in part to expand the mall to three million square feet, from 2.2 million.

Ms. McMahon is considered formidable if only because she has the ability to bankroll a statewide campaign.

Since losing to Purdue on Nov. 27, the Red Storm has thrashed opponents by an average of 25 points, although none except Pittsburgh, ranked 18th at the time, would be considered formidable.

Historically, elephants were considered formidable instruments of war.

With Austin groups placing second, third and fourth in Hallettsville in recent years, the teams are considered increasingly formidable.

Tokens act like securities and are considered as such by the formidable regulators like the SEC.

Yet it turns out that this task is formidable, even when very simple theories are considered.

Nonetheless, Mr. Seabrook is considered a formidable candidate.

Like Mr Lamb, the MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale is considered a formidable campaigner, but is also relatively untarnished by coalition as he has not held a ministerial role.

When Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, a Republican, announced in January 2011 that she would not seek a fourth term, Mr. Dewhurst was considered a formidable contender if he chose to run.

"Willie got involved in IALPA when he was threatened with redundancy and he became a very active member who was considered a formidable negotiator.