Sentence examples for formidable job from inspiring English sources

"Whether he's up to the formidable job he has is a different question".

Dealing with the rich and powerful criminal gangs that run these businesses will be a formidable job, and also dangerous.

It was a formidable job to organise people entirely unfamiliar with this kind of politics, to lead them on strike.

Despite the devastating 11-month setback, at the end of 2004 the GPEI partners stood ready to finish in one year the formidable job of ending polio forever.

There is much speculation as to how Attlee's successor will measure up to the formidable job that the Party has just conferred upon him with an unmistakable mandate.

Shandon Anderson, who did a formidable job on Iverson through three quarters, knew such an outburst was possible, if not probable.

We highlight that adjusting for representativeness is a particularly formidable task with respect to online job vacancy data.

Because making music is, at heart, a formidable acting job — in which the performer projects a stage persona that may not be much like what he or she is like offstage — public interviews with musicians can be a gamble.

Not only may Mr. McCain have miscalculated by alienating voters like Mr. Harrison and by rousing those who leaned ambivalently toward Mr. Bush, he also may have created for himself a formidable repair job should he win his party's nomination.

Now Scotland will turn to one of its own again with Smith, highly successful at Rangers but less so later at Everton, taking on arguably his most formidable managerial job at the age of 56.

He has insisted his team is capable of doing the job, but even former heads of the committee have acknowledged what a formidable task this is.