Sentence examples for becomes formidable from inspiring English sources

The novel's textual complexity here becomes formidable, as does its negotiation of fact and fiction.

While the result may not be easy or even possible to swallow, it rewards chewing; what first seems risible becomes formidable.

Reed's especially prosaic poetry and Metallica's grind-it-out approach collide repeatedly, and "while the result may not be easy or even possible to swallow, it rewards chewing; what first seems risible becomes formidable".

But when it is proposed to move a large number of surplus workers away from their home villages for major construction projects taking a considerable time to complete, the problem of raising a sufficient subsistence fund to maintain the labour becomes formidable.

Churches have become formidable economic empires.

Since then, the Devils have become formidable, changing the dynamics.

It has become formidable in our education partly because our educational beliefs are evangelically egalitarian.

By August, 2003, the resistance to the CCTV project had become formidable.

European airlines, in particular, have become formidable competitors, especially Air France-KLM and Lufthansa, of Germany.

Still, Gilt and other flash-sale sites have become formidable competitors for department stores.

If it can build on its new-found flexibility, it might once again become formidable.