Sentence examples for be far more formidable from inspiring English sources
Now the Italians find themselves down two races to a Kiwi crew that is proving to be far more formidable than anyone Luna Rossa encountered in the four-month-long challenger's trials.
Belichick's defenses are not foolproof, but they are far more formidable than what the Texans offered Sanchez last week.
The Pentagon's air capabilities are far more formidable than those available to Assad, but few people in the U.S. military expect air power alone to defeat ISIS.
As Tony Blair discovered within a year of 9/11, Bush's leadership was reckless playacting, and the facts on the ground in Iraq were far more formidable than his gut instincts.
"Thus," he continued, "the concept of perestroika was born, not merely of internal shame and exasperation at empty shops and shabby conditions, but of an external recognition that their chief ideological competitor, under Reagan's leadership, was far more formidable and durable than they had supposed".
However, the Betsiboka and Tsiribihina Rivers are far more formidable year-round than is the Sakamena and the even-smaller Ihazoara River.
They are far more formidable than a domesticated cat.
Everything is far more extreme".
Linking is far more weighty.
