Sentence examples for formidable degree from inspiring English sources

He is afraid to go out alone and has increased his spy service in a formidable degree.

The current incarnation, overseen by the group's artistic director, Elizabeth LeCompte, shows a formidable degree of polish.

Spurred on by a 250,000 signature petition organised by the formidable 38 Degrees, politicians and professional groups have awoken to what is happening.

The last jewel in the carnival crown the Road March title is still being decided as you read, by judges camped out in the formidable heat (96 degrees in the shade!) to record the songs most heard at designated points along the parade route.

The message said, "Call me". She's a very formidable woman; has degrees in both law and psychology, and a huge job with the city of Chicago.

Even though Conservative movement leaders take heart from the Hosanna-Tabor ruling, Mr. Richman remains a formidable foe — a law degree from Harvard; a doctorate in business from the University of California, Berkeley; a member of Conservative synagogues all his life; the president now of Beth El.

Completing a degree is a formidable task, and the key to success lies not with the school but on the work that is completed as part of a dissertation.

And 2 degrees is a formidable goal.

But the story of missed opportunities is lamentable and the degree of execution risk formidable.

A nurse with a law degree, Massengale is a formidable person.

Spurred by growing demand for workers performing abstract job tasks, the payoff for college and professional degrees has soared; despite its formidable price tag, higher education has perhaps never been a better investment.