Sentence examples for formidable numbers from inspiring English sources

Those are not formidable numbers.

Bishop Blake brings formidable numbers to the fray.

Though a precise tally is elusive, Basques once roamed Idaho's sheep ranges in formidable numbers.

The process requires formidable numbers of skilled workers who can oversee quality control as well as labeling and shipping of garments.

His final season ended with 26 goals from 53 appearances, still formidable numbers considering the distraction of his imminent move to Real.

Against the formidable numbers to be sent against them in 1793 the French had their regular troops and the volunteers who had remained with the colours.

Considering the formidable number of Japanese string players making their marks on the world's stages, it should surprise no one that four of them have banded to gether into an excellent quartet.

The floods submerged large swaths of the Czech Republic, leaving broad ribbons of destruction, including hundreds of millions of dollars in damage to the country's cultural fabric, though a formidable number of artworks were saved during the pandemonium.

There were "blue pills" and "white pills", and he alludes to a formidable number of casual sexual encounters that destroyed his first marriage to childhood sweetheart Mary Burgoyne, to his bitter regret.

Polls around the state in recent days have shown varied results, but have agreed on the main points: About three-fifths of the voters want Governor Davis out of office, a formidable number to overcome in such a short election.

The bombing of London, Coventry, Liverpool, and other cities went on for several months, but it had the immediate benefit for the RAF of relieving the pressure on Number 11 Group and also bringing more German bomber formations into the sectors of the formidable Number 12 Group.