Sentence examples for considered fearsome from inspiring English sources

Yet 1969 is three decades ago, and it should be a source of dismay if this country, which is far more modern, developed and prosperous than Indonesia, remains so unstable that opposition rallies are considered fearsome threats to security and that one year of economic downturn releases unbearable tensions.

When people meet animals that might be considered fearsome or scary -- people have their phobias -- meeting the animals here can change that.

Others focussed on what they considered a fearsome Communist menace inside the United States.

Arundo donax, or giant reed, is native to India and is considered particularly fearsome: it ranks as one of the world's 100 worst invasive species.

Sure enough, as the domestic chicken industry considered the fearsome prospect of cheap imported dark meat, its lobbyists began to protest.

Ebola and its relatives, like Marburg virus, above, are considered among the most fearsome in nature.

The United States considered Mr. Mugniyah so fearsome that a $25 million bounty was placed on his head.

But if spiders still strike you as fearsome, consider the alternative: We learn that in an acre of woodland, spiders might consume more than 80 pounds of insects a year.

Widely considered the best and most fearsome defense in New York City, it has registered six shutouts.

A year ago, Enron's stock market valuation topped $60 billion, and the company was considered the smartest and most fearsome company in the electricity and natural gas industries.

At a time when the West Indies had a quartet of fast bowlers considered to be the most fearsome the world had ever seen, Mr Holding was perhaps the slipperiest.That day he was at his terrifying peak.