Sentence examples for formidable conclusion from inspiring English sources

The Knicks have a game remaining against Miami and two against Boston, including a formidable conclusion of the season with back-to-back games against the Bulls and the Celtics.

After looking back at the focus of the DOD over the past 10 or 15 years, senior DoD leadership has come to the conclusion that the formidable technological edge that the US military enjoyed for decades is rapidly being eroded.

The conclusions showed the formidable potential of the FVD to improve the dissipative capacities of the structure without increasing its rigidity.

Among the report's most startling conclusions is the formidable security detail needed to protect new American consulates in the cities of Basra and Erbil, as well as tiny outposts in Kirkuk and Mosul.

Her determination was formidable.

But perhaps the most poignant conclusion to be drawn from this formidable biography is that de Beauvoir never quite managed to free herself of what it meant to be a woman in love.

The book is based on impressive research and a formidable array of sources, but its strongly argued conclusions should provoke a lively debate.

Rather, they said, he had come to the conclusion that he would have faced a formidable challenge in gaining the nomination, without little assurance of success.

Their enemy is formidable, and the chances of a violent or even tragic conclusion are very likely.

Many familiar with Kenya's formidable teaching standards and rigorous three-week examination at the conclusion of secondary school were wary.

Surprisingly, there were some who opposed Daraja Academy's goal to educate the "whole girl". Many familiar with Kenya's formidable teaching standards and rigorous three-week examination at the conclusion of secondary school were wary.