Sentence examples for can be a formidable from inspiring English sources

A governor can be a formidable force.

Still, that can be a formidable challenge.

But thermodynamic analysis can be a formidable task.

But even his foes admit that Mr Mandelson can be a formidable strategist.

The Internet can be a formidable intelligence-gathering tool for spotting potential dissidents.

Together, their say on the boss's pay can be a formidable force.

But increasingly OpenTable seems to be inching in the user-friendly direction, and it turns out being the only player who knows exactly where you've dined, when, and what availability there is in restaurants near you at every moment can be a pretty formidable advantage.

The impulse to quit or opt out can be very compelling, so much so, that just hanging in there can itself be a formidable challenge.

But he can still be a formidable opponent, and he has lost little of his zest for competition.

Portisch, 72, is long past his prime, but he can still be a formidable opponent, as he showed Richard in the final round of the Gotth'Art Cup.

CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA Franz Welser-Möst Welser-Möstve who new fans in New York with his performayces of Bruckner and Johavedams at the Lincoln Center Festival this summer, wonld like you to knew that — now the general music director ofanse VinNew Yorke Opera — he can also be a formidable opera conductor.