Sentence examples for becoming formidable from inspiring English sources

The forces now ranged against completing HS2 as planned are becoming formidable.

She has remained an overpowering force in the speed events of downhill and super-G and is fast becoming formidable in the technical disciplines of giant slalom and slalom as well.

But they also discussed a provision to keep smaller parties out of parliament.The other risk facing the professionals is that some of Mr Monti's ministers may decide to stay in politics, becoming formidable rivals for those who were previously deciding (or, more often, not deciding) Italy's destiny.

In advanced economies, though the answer should still be yes, the challenges are becoming formidable.

Soon, you will find them becoming formidable friends to have alongside you.

"Even though I'm a member of the National Assembly" — and at one point he was a minister as well — "I don't think I'll ever become a politician, although I must admit I am becoming a formidable player in this political game".

Robert and Doherty joined forces, becoming a formidable team.

"Northampton are becoming a formidable side," said Davies.

He looked like and sounded like — maybe even is in the process of once again becoming — a formidable leader.

The church continued to grow in wealth and prestige, becoming a formidable influence in Philippine politics by encouraging its members to vote in elections.

A young woman's sibling is threatened; driven by protectiveness and love, she battles her way through a postapocalyptic world, becoming a formidable fighter.