Sentence examples for dealing with a formidable from inspiring English sources
He comes across as an astute and honest executive dealing with a formidable range of business problems, and shows remorse for the scale of wrongdoing at News International.
But like many other suitors, the Viacom executives discovered they were dealing with a formidable character.
"So there may be some relief that they don't have to deal with a formidable foreign policy leader in Hillary Clinton.
His successor, the nation's sixth prime minister in four years, will have to deal with a formidable list of problems, including the rising yen, which has surged to record highs against the dollar and hurt the profitability of Japan's export giants.
We are not dealing with a ragtag army but a formidable and deadly insurgency capable of this scale of attack.
This turns out to be a teenage boy, played by Rupert Grint (of Harry Potter fame), who is way out of his depth in dealing with this formidable woman of the theatre.
If Sanofi continues to pursue Genzyme, it will need to deal with two formidable activist investors who have stakes in the biotech company: Carl C. Icahn and Ralph Whitworth, both of whom have representatives on the Genzyme board.
But while the wall of money has bought time for banks and governments to deal with their formidable problems, the E.C.B. does not appear to have yet achieved its goal of reviving lending to businesses and consumers.
Two recent reviews have dealt with the formidable problem of identification of drugs with improved efficiency and cancer selectivity (Benson et al, 2006; Collins and Workman, 2006).
During their long evolutionary history, Pacific salmon have had to deal with formidable environmental changes on a wide variety of spatial and temporal scales.
