Sentence examples for far less formidable from inspiring English sources

The Sonics' frontline was far less formidable.

For the moment at least, China is far less formidable than hawks on both sides claim.

That would have matched them with Atlanta, a far less formidable draw than even the injury-ravaged Bulls, and then a potential second-round series with the Knicks.

As he notes, the Americans attracted to jihad in recent years are generally far less formidable — amateurs with no military background, few technical skills and scant knowledge of Islam, though there are exceptions.

When the Allies landed in force on the Cotentin Peninsula of Normandy on D-Day—June 6, 1944 they found the defenses far less formidable than they had anticipated.

To repeat the attack in retaliation for the Cole bombing would be a mistake, Mr. Saleh said, since it would be a case of a great power using disproportionate force against a far less formidable enemy.

But his formidable legal expertise, far less publicised during his heyday than his oratory and militant strike organisation, was still valued.

While the American forces have formidable firepower, they have far less than Army doctrine usually requires.

While, in case of regular sampling the competition is formidable, for irregular sampling, it is far less exacting.

However, Mr Obuchi's deal in October with the New Komeito, an opposition party backed by a formidable lay-Buddhist organisation called Soka Gakkai, is far less acceptable.

A mental institution built in the 1870s, it was not merely a Gothic masterpiece as far as Mr. Archer was concerned, but "a testament to the human condition no less formidable than the Hermitage or Buckingham Palace".