Sentence examples for formidable factor from inspiring English sources

His extraordinary parents were used to living dangerously—his father, Claud Cockburn, was a famous journalist whom MI5 was convinced was a "formidable factor on the side of Communism"—but they little imagined the risks they were running in moving their young sons into the eye of a polio storm in Cork in 1956.

While the hip, ubiquitous business buzzwords are cryptocurrency and blockchain, the truly formidable factor of what is being called the fourth industrial revolution is Artificial Intelligence.

To the surprise of much of the political class, exit polls suggested that corruption was almost as formidable a factor, especially among Independents and disaffected Republicans.

Chandler's upward trending is even more formidable when you factor in that he has shifted from his normal right back position to left back during this time.

These factors have not been evaluated systematically, but identification of such factors presents a formidable task, considering the complexity and diversity that constitute individual tumor and tumor host environment.

Leinster had a formidable pack and some x-factor players out the back and they had a brilliant consistency about them.

The confluence of these factors poses a formidable challenge to gender activists seeking to intervene.

However, the challenges in improving STEMI care in India are formidable and include non-clinical factors, such as financial barriers, limited healthcare infrastructure and poor accessibility of acute medical services for a majority of its population.

This is not to blame the authors – we are amongst them and know that a lot of work and thought goes into such papers – but there is so much potential for interaction between methods of behaviour change and context, that properly controlling for these factors becomes a formidable task.

It was a truly formidable powerhouse in a familiar form factor.

"It's not like you've got the 'Harry Potter' or 'Star Wars' fans already lining up". "Hancock" could be hurt by two factors: weak reviews and formidable competition.