Sentence examples for because of this formidable from inspiring English sources

Difficult to reach because of this formidable mountain, Cadaqués has long been popular with artists and an offbeat, bohemian European crowd.

A bracing study of this formidable and brilliant film-maker.

Other apex predators seem to have gained from the extinction of this formidable species.

Satisfactory results have not followed the use of this formidable procedure.

We believe this outbreak of H5N1 is unlikely to be the last because of the formidable challenges in eradicating the virus, and the potential reservoir in waterfowl (31 ).

On July 5, Moody's Investors Service cut Portugal's debt rating to junk status, and warned of a further cut because of the "formidable challenges" faced by the incoming government.

Last year, the conventional wisdom in New York politics was that Mr. Cuomo would have no trouble raising money, largely because of the formidable network of supporters he would inherit from his father, former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo.

It also warned that Portugal might fall short of the financial goals it had worked out with the European Union and the International Monetary Fund under the terms of its bailout because of the "formidable challenges the country is facing in reducing spending, increasing tax compliance, achieving economic growth and supporting the banking system".

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

Mark Lanegan feels like one of rock's last real outlaws, despite – or perhaps because of – his formidable work ethic.

Because of its formidable assets outside Spain, particularly in the booming Brazilian market, Santander has weathered the financial crisis better than many of its Spanish counterparts.