Sentence examples for formidable history from inspiring English sources

The Germans have not been to the fore in this: only six German-made cars currently meet the EU target Mrs Merkel is fighting, compared with 34 made by their competitors.It would be foolish to bet against Germany's carmakers with their formidable history of engineering and design.

Structural masonry has a formidable history, which has been subjected to much analysis by scholars in architecture and engineering.

At the same time, there is a formidable history of blind massage throughout Asia (see here, here, and here).

To think of Thompson or Childs' work as revolutionary would be to ignore an already formidable history of electronic-focused musicians turning to found sounds and field recordings as a source of aesthetic inspiration.

Annes and Janes have their own formidable histories, but -- with no disrespect to St. Anne and Anne Boleyn, or Jane Fonda and Plain Jane Austen -- can they compete with a lineup of Magdalene, Shelley and Tyler Moore?

In that decade, Breaking the Silence has collected a formidable oral history of Israeli soldiers' highly critical assessments of the world of conflict and occupation.

"He was formidable, and history will view him very positively given the hand he was dealt.

"In her eyes, that would be a formidable revenge on history".

Those jihadis fighting in the conflict in Iraq have been trained in vicious urban warfare against the most formidable army in history.

Applying a formidable mix of history, science and common experience, Gore has produced a luminously intelligent analysis that is packed with arresting ideas and facts.

He rejects accusations that he is "neo-Ottoman", yet his doctrine certainly involves rebuilding ties round the former Ottoman empire.Mr Davutoglu is an engaging, bookish character with a formidable knowledge of history.