Sentence examples for formidable over from inspiring English sources

The challenge is formidable: over 2.6 billion people worldwide – 40 per cent of the world's population – lack basic sanitation facilities and more than 1.1 billion people have no access to a safe water supply.

But the differences between the two men, which were noticeable before, have stretched to formidable over the last few weeks.

Perhaps best of all is John Livingstone Rolle, whose nuanced Creon grows increasingly formidable over the course of the three plays.

Cohen's baritone has become deeper and more formidable over the years; the line in Tower of Song - "I was born with the gift of a golden voice" - prompts a wave of knowing laughter and applause.

"People always say that the jet lag from Asia to North America is serious," she said in an accent of her native Britain, "but this was formidable!" Over coffee, Dr. Kiew regained her equilibrium and chatted about the plants and flowers that are her passion.

But England have shown themselves to be a formidable limited-overs team and they were rarely troubled in their run chase.

From 1956 they walked, talked and drank together all over Paris, rake-thin writer and corkscrew-haired artist, ranging with formidable scholarship over art, literature, music and language.

In 1945, Prime Minister Winston Churchill had formidable advantages over Clement Attlee.

Instead, Brown seems to have a formidable control over her life, music and career.

That twin grip gives him formidable power over how his government is seen on television.

Two Vardy goals send Sunderland deeper into trouble and preserve Leicester's formidable lead over Spurs.