Sentence examples for far more formidable from inspiring English sources

But far more formidable challenges lie ahead.

Overhauling all of Sony, however, was a far more formidable task.

But foreign firms face far more formidable local competitors than they did then.

Which makes Dyson something far more formidable than just the latest peevish right-wing climate-change denier.

Belichick's defenses are not foolproof, but they are far more formidable than what the Texans offered Sanchez last week.

He would have been defeated in two states by a challenger who is potentially a far more formidable foe than Newt Gingrich.

Anyone with half a heart could hate the now ousted PM, but his replacement will be a far more formidable foe.

And a little more conservative scepticism over the next few years may transform her into a far more formidable legislator than Mr Moynihan ever was.

The first minister of Scotland is a far more important (and formidable) British politician than David Cameron's culture secretary, one who champions what I regard as an honourable but deeply misguided ambition to reverse the 305-year-old union with England.

"It is my personal estimation that he has far more often used his formidable skills on behalf of the strong in opposition to the weak," the Senator said.

But the nominee's "overarching political philosophy" troubled him, Mr. Obama continued, adding, "It is my personal estimation that he has far more often used his formidable skills on behalf of the strong in opposition to the weak".