The ubiquity of fashionable starlets has proven a formidable sales tool, driving the commercial success of cobwebby ponchos, tweed blazers and satin pencil skirts for fall.
"Cats are way up there in terms of threats to birds — they are a formidable force in driving out native species," said Peter Marra of the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, one of the authors of the study.
While computers lend a three-dimensional reality, "the enterprise still wouldn't amount to much without the formidable storytelling talents driving it," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
While the Nasdaq 100′s run may continue for a while, several major distinctions between the investment environment today and that in early 2000 should prove formidable barriers to driving the Nasdaq much higher.
The mood was well-behaved and upbeat, but the opening cheer echoed with a mighty roar, driving home just how formidable people can be when many act as one.
I can say with authority that I'm pretty awful at driving sims, but I'm formidable at Need For Speed.
We do have formidable stalwarts who are the cluster's driving force: they have power in the community of community health and primary healthcare.
Whether this will persuade many Latino voters to give the Republicans another look is uncertain — immigration is not the only issue driving Latino politics — but no less formidable an election strategist than Karl Rove thinks it's the place to start.
Those driving runs from Touré are a formidable sight, but there was something fairly wretched about the way Johnson simply retreated, backing away until Touré was in the penalty area and choosing where to put his shot.
Senna, a three-time world champion while driving for McLaren, had defected to the formidable Williams Racing Team before the start of the 1994 season.
