Sentence examples for formidable amount of competition from inspiring English sources

Getting to Sydney Australia's largest city is the main gateway for British visitors and there is a formidable amount of competition.

Already, they say, Greece has been forgiven a formidable amount of its international debt.

This is understandable; Upworthy's distinct style has generated a formidable amount of web traffic (maybe).

Graphene is an extremely intriguing material that is arousing a formidable amount of interest in many different disciplines.

The present debate seems to have brought to light the formidable amount of middle-aged resentment harboured against the young.

But the salary, £557,000 per season, is a formidable amount of money that raises the bar worldwide on the value of the best rugby players around the globe.

"All I know is that Lance as a cyclist had a formidable amount of strength, intelligence and a strong head," he said.

Or more specifically, they've built algorithms with a "formidable amount of human effort," that are doing that for them.

Or more specifically, they've built algorithms with a "formidable amount of human effort," that are doing that for them.

Director-cinematographer Matthew Akers, whose background is largely shooting television documentaries, has done a formidable amount of work here.

But he's had a formidable amount of experience as a party official, beginning at age 18 when he became head of his local county party in New Hampshire.