Sentence examples for formidable problems for from inspiring English sources

The Book of Mormon poses formidable problems for scholars.

One also needs to have some grasp of quantum mechanics and relativity theory and why it has proved so difficult to bring them together to form a unified theory – the formidable problems, for example, of trying to understand the force of gravity (one of the four fundamental forces of the standard model) in a quantum mechanical way.

The treatment of challenging fractures and large osseous defects presents a formidable problem for orthopaedic surgeons.

My mother never became sick from tasting raw fish, but, by chance, gefilte fish turned out to be a formidable problem for my medical partner's wife, Rita.

King of Castile and Aragon since 1516 and suzerain also over Habsburg lands in the Netherlands, Naples, and central and eastern Europe not to mention the Spanish possessions in the New World Charles posed a formidable problem for the electors.

The combination of the divine and the human in Jesus posed a formidable problem for 2nd-century theologians, especially the Gnostics, who adopted a cosmological dualism and held that the material world was the creation of the Devil.

This sidesteps the formidable problem of guaranteeing privacy for data that goes over the Internet, and also allows you to access your data without an Internet connection.

He says she told him Princeton was proud to have him as a student but identified two formidable problems he had created for the university.

They face formidable problems.

Yet, designing such systems pose formidable problems.

Vietnam at peace faced formidable problems.