Sentence examples for formidable issues from inspiring English sources

Humanoid behavior generation is one of the most formidable issues due to its complicated structure with many degrees of freedom.

There is a strong need for a point person within large corporations to take on responsibility and authority for acting on the formidable issues that we are facing in this new future.

The formaldehyde model also illustrates the formidable issues that must be faced in the difficulty of using animal data to estimate human risk.

Electric cars and biofuel fed vehicles may contribute to tackle this formidable issue.

In addition to the formidable security issue, American and Iraqi officials are debating whether ration cards issued to households under the United Nations oil-for-food program can be used to build voter rolls in the absence of a census.

Several features conspire to make PDAC a formidable clinical issue: poor early detection, the advanced nature of most tumors at the time of diagnosis, and lack of specific or effective therapy.

But all that demand still didn't stack up against bigger issues: formidable and buzzy competitors; and how much the app was actually used — which (even with the growth) is not enough to drive the business model Scribd had wanted to attach to it: advertising plus all-you-can-read subscriptions — the "Netflix of reading" as Jason K. wrote at the time of launch.

Despite the fact that the world has changed so radically in this time, these principles are useful because they avoid China being dragged into situations that overstretch and challenge it, they avoid it being pushed into a corner where it can be painted as a foe of the US and the rest of the developed world, and they allow it to continue focusing on its own formidable internal development issues.

His formidable mother, Kathleen, issued a warning to the young bride: "If you ever made Pete unhappy I should want to stab you.

It may seem formidable to address these issues at a time when money is so tight.

He was regarded as a formidable chair, leading on issues such as media freedom.