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But the fighting over the past five months has shown that Isis has become a formidable military force.

If it extends that experiment, it could become a formidable competitor.

But what could have been a cakewalk for Woods has become a formidable challenge.

The researchers argue that Twitter has become a "formidable broadcasting tool" for world leaders.

Although in vitro fertilization (IVF) success rates have improved over the past decade, multiple pregnancies have become a formidable problem.

India is one of the endemic areas where control of malaria has become a formidable task.

Mtb has become a formidable pathogen by utilizing whatever carbon it can acquire to maximize its potential for growth.

Its success could also make Mr. Joshi, a 50-year-old, India-born engineer, a formidable candidate to become the leader of the computer maker, should Carleton S. Fiorina, the current chief executive, leave.

But the governor also reiterated that while Mr. Martinez would be "a formidable candidate" he should not get special support.

Robert Morvillo, who was an assistant U.S. attorney under Morgenthau and who then became a successful defense lawyer — his clients have included Martha Stewart — is only slightly more restrained, saying, "I think Leslie is a formidable candidate.

"He's a formidable candidate".