Sentence examples for because of their formidable from inspiring English sources

The Proms debut of the Minnesota Orchestra with Osmo Vänskä is exciting because of their formidable reputation.

Because of their formidable track record, many people expected them to win that title, as members of the world champion Nick Nickell team with Richard Freeman and Bob Hamman.

Molson Coors, because of their formidable standing in Canada and low-priced Coors brand in the U.S., is well positioned within the industry.

This marks the first and last time I will imagine an on-set romance because of their formidable acting skills and that elusive element called chemistry.

Therefore, in IPF, viruses may act as both initiators and exacerbators because of their formidable ability to induce ARDS [ 46].

They are usually practised by schools that are successful (partly because of their intakes) and therefore formidable lobbyists.

The RNA viruses are formidable because of their very high mutation rates; and, in the case of influenza viruses, their ability to reassort, producing phenomenal numbers of distinct viruses.

Of all the thousands of men he trained, he said, religious students like Mullah Omar were the most "formidable" opponents because of their commitment.

The plans offered by insurers like Molina Health Care that specialize in Medicaid, the government program for low-income individuals, may also prove to be formidable competitors because of their focus on serving that population.

The identification and study of adaptively important genes in forest trees represents a formidable challenge because of their long generation spans.

"Mexican journalists have lost one of their most formidable advocates," Lauria wrote.