Another argues that: "The challenges would nonetheless be formidable, a fact acknowledged by one FF councillor/blogger in a post last year.
Its power and reach is certainly formidable; in fact, the apps are so easy to use that you're forced to consider a more crucial question: what on earth do you do with it?
"He's far and away the person that most people say would be the most formidable" In fact, Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the Republican minority leader, contacted Mr. Donovan to discuss the possibility of running if Mr. Fossella decided not to.
The gift of presence is certainly not a low-cost investment; the energy required to pull away from our Facebook feeds and abandon our email inboxes is formidable, in fact most days it feels simply insurmountable.
He is formidable enough, in fact, to have deterred several major-party candidates from running, particularly Democrats.
In fact, formidable challenges at the end of the 19th century were met by fashioning a transformation so thorough it could effectively be deemed a "Second Republic". This new republic came with significantly different economic and political rules — and, as a result, enabled the American system to survive and even thrive for another century.
A brilliant, sometimes abrasive infighter, he used a formidable arsenal of facts, bluffs, whispers, implied threats and, when necessary, pyrotechnic fits of anger to press his positions.
On the allied bombing of Dresden he assembles a formidable array of facts and arguments against the post-war second-guessers who see it as a war crime.
So formidable a foe, in fact, that just eight months after Japanese leaders vowed the nuclear disaster — like the end of World War II — would lead to a kind of rebirth, the chances for fundamental change are rapidly slipping away.
He was, in fact, a formidable attacking midfielder, prominent in two World Cups in the 1980s, initially a centre forward but, for most of his international career, a dominating figure in every sense, in central midfield.
