Sentence examples for formidable deficit from inspiring English sources

At that point his passage to the final looked assured, at least until you recalled that the man on the other side of the net had overturned the same formidable deficit in the quarter-final, becoming the first player ever in a Grand Slam to bounce back from two sets down against Federer.

If that were allowed to happen, or Greece were permitted to split from the 16-member single currency zone, speculators' attention would soon turn to much larger states with formidable public deficits, including Spain, Portugal and Ireland, potentially blowing the euro project apart.

Federal policy-makers facing formidable budget deficits -- matched in scope only by the extent of the country's social and economic challenges -- need look no further than the Volunteer Generation Fund for the perfect trifecta: low cost, proven effectiveness and return on investment.

"Batting appears to have become easier, with the skies blue for the best part of the day, but the second new ball is still reasonably fresh and Lancashire need inroads with it first thing or face a formidable first innings deficit".

I'm not feeding them with breastmilk my body made out of its own blood as my uterus repairs itself and as my body and mind approach even basic tasks from a formidable sleep and energy deficit.

Losses of 2% lean body mass per day [ 6] have been reported, which can leave the patient with a formidable energy and protein deficit.

François Hollande's lead over Nicolas Sarkozy is narrowing just two days before France's presidential elections, but the incumbent still has a formidable challenge to overhaul the deficit in time for Sunday's vote.

The publication of the KDIGO GN clinical practice guidelines in 2012 represents a formidable achievement that addresses this deficit [ 13].

Fitch Ratings said Tuesday that Britain's fiscal problems were "formidable" and that "a faster pace of deficit reduction" was warranted.

Some economists fear the deficit could also drain South Korea's formidable foreign currency reserves.

The nation's formidable long-term problems, starting with massive budget deficits, are largely unattended by Washington.