Sentence examples for certainly formidable from inspiring English sources
But the accumulation is certainly formidable.
Its power and reach is certainly formidable; in fact, the apps are so easy to use that you're forced to consider a more crucial question: what on earth do you do with it?
If her program is very standard (Beethoven's "Kreutzer" Sonata, Schubert's Rondo in B minor, Bach's Solo Violin Sonata in C, and Prokofiev's Violin Sonata in D), it is certainly formidable.
Tom Briscoe, Kallum Watkins, Joel Moon and Ryan Hall are certainly formidable, with Zak Hardaker at the back, but no Super League player has scored more spectacular tries this season than Tommy Makinson on the Saints right – there was another at Wakefield which required similar skills to those shown by Brett Morris for the St George Illawarra Dragons earlier in the weekend.
In addition to its discreet but certainly formidable array of hacking tools, the DOJ has repeatedly claimed, with some success, the right to compel defendants to disclose passwords and decrypt files.
He is certainly a formidable technician, comparable to Chucho Valdes or, as Mr. Davis states, Art Tatum.
Securing peace is certainly a formidable challenge, but finding ways to sustain peace and prosperity can only be done through total inclusion and unbiased representation.
Dinkins, is considered by dint of his fund-raising ability and name recognition to be, at this early stage, certainly a formidable Democratic candidate.
It is certainly a formidable one, leading a nation of thousands of islands, hundreds of languages and scores of ethnicities from authoritarianism to democracy while weathering an economic crisis.
When it comes to business model, financing, vision and product, Playfish is certainly a formidable competitor to Zynga.
The fact that Buridan has not been generally acknowledged in the same rank as the four "greats," even though he is certainly a formidable contender, points to an important feature of the twentieth-century historiography of later medieval philosophy.
