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With Dikembe Mutombo having a renaissance for the moment, the Knicks might be more formidable in the middle if and when McDyess gets his game back.
Mr. McCain, he said, would be more formidable than Mr. Bush in a general election.
And Apple's big rival in handsets, Samsung Electronics, may be more formidable than many believe, says James B. Stewart.
The political ones may be more formidable.
This time he will be more formidable by far.
While there are more formidable pieces in the exhibit, none can match the stark beauty of the wooden three-note whistles of the Nuna people of Burkina Faso.
The Democratic organization here in Erie County is more formidable than any in the state outside New York City, but it has faced some unexpected defeats in recent years.
Perhaps because the opposition was more formidable, the achievement of Jovetic in scoring twice as Fiorentina beat Liverpool, 2-0, was greater.
But in the course of Mr. Dohrn's engaging comedy of manners, Malcolm will learn to his confusion and sorrow that the barriers of language and culture are more formidable than this pleasurable first evening in Beijing might suggest.
Its $16.3 billion in market value would not overwhelm investment bankers, but its $150 billion in debt is more formidable, as are its pension and worker health care liabilities.
