Sentence examples for formidable proposition from inspiring English sources

A nation rife with inequalities is a formidable proposition.

I've met her before and she is kindness incarnate but, with her powers set to "invincible", Kate Bush is a formidable proposition.

The directional nature of fibre reinforced polymer matrix composites makes them a more formidable proposition than do isotropic materials such as metals and plastics when attempting to measure their true mechanical properties.

The narratives of his novels were elaborate, pacy and frequently violent (though always scrupulously researched), leading some to believe that meeting this tough author would be a formidable proposition.

"A POINT IN SPACE IS A PLACE FOR AN ARGUMENT" When a gallery takes up half a city block, as Zwirner does, the summer group show becomes a formidable proposition.

Pulis has developed his team into such a formidable proposition that even when the Premier League champion, Manchester United, relinquished its perfect start at Stoke's Britannia Stadium last week, Manager Alex Ferguson seemed relatively content to have escaped Staffordshire with just a point.

Bronze Whale are a formidable creative proposition that will appeal from dance through pop and indie scenes.

Add it all up - lower job prospects in a shrinking market, less pay and fewer years to pay off student debt - and going to seminary later in life can be a formidable financial proposition for older seminarians.

She is a formidable if diminutive proposition on a bike, but her prowess on the road is more than matched by her intellect.

Its purpose is not to decide which hypotheses are right or wrong; it is to judge why and how they are different, what important underlying insights might have been overlooked, and whether a value proposition even more formidable than all the hypotheses might be found.

That proposition now confronts a formidable test.