Sentence examples for be formidable for from inspiring English sources
The options up front will be formidable for opposition defences and there will be plenty of attacking options to come off the bench if a change is required.
If the Rangers keep him from returning to Pittsburgh, they would take a chunk out of the lineup of a division rival, one that looks as if it will be formidable for years to come.
Scientific communication skills are indispensable for success in academic biomedical research careers, but the effort to acquire them can be formidable for trainees and their mentors.
It has been formidable for text, still images and music, but is only now, with broadband access, entering an age of high-quality video.
It allows the reader to decipher words newly encountered and permits the invention of spellings for new patterns of sound, including proper names (a problem that is formidable for nonalphabetic systems).
While, in case of regular sampling the competition is formidable, for irregular sampling, it is far less exacting.
As computers became faster it was possible to determine vertical cutoff rigidity values for cosmic ray stations and coarse world grids; however, the computational effort required was formidable for the computers of the 1960s.
The wine and beverage lists are formidable for a place of this size, amiably printed on two sides of a broadsheet, as well as another list of vini della casa you may order in 150ml, 500ml or full bottles, with plenty of the last under $50 and only one or two big trophy wines for those who must show off.
Reviewer #3: Wading into the realm of this literature is formidable for the naive reader.
