Sentence examples for become a formidable public from inspiring English sources

Grant subsequently visited McMullan's pub, secretly taped him repeating the confession, published it in the New Statesman and was recruited by Hacked Off – since when he has become a formidable public advocate for wholesale media reform.

The urgency with which some public health experts advocate soda taxes speaks to how obesity has become a formidable, and seemingly intractable, public health problem.

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

8. (7:56)—Soft strings and high voice crescendo gradually and become a formidable polyphonic drone.

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.

Since setting the Guinness record, she has become a formidable endurance athlete.

If Democrats do succeed this fall, Mr. Rangel would become a formidable player on Capitol Hill.

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

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

And after sending Bush out of Iraq in ignominy he has become a formidable national hero.