Sentence examples for formidable prospects from inspiring English sources

His younger brother is among college gridiron's more formidable prospects and one of his many uncles is none other than the former Wallaby colossus Willie Ofahengaue.

In the past week or so alone, three Democrats who had been viewed as the most formidable prospects in their states, and were expected to challenge incumbent senators, decided not to run: Dan Glickman, the former agriculture secretary, in Kansas; Lt. Gen. Claudia Kennedy, retired, in Virginia; and Gov. John Kitzhaber in Oregon.

Leicester edged the first leg; Watford only showed their class occasionally, though in their own back yard they are a formidable prospect.

Some of Mrs. Clinton's detractors in the party expressed quiet glee over her predicament, saying they never thought she deserved to be considered a formidable prospect for the White House in 2004.

Into Sunday, and Houston Dynamo are back in action for the first time since their 19 July draw with Toronto – and it's another home game against a side who on current form are a rather more formidable prospect than Toronto.

A full debut against the world champions is a formidable prospect.

It's not completely clear why Flex decided to move out of the business — although the formidable prospect of achieving headway in a business where you have little to no retail experience may have had something to do with it.

Cobb is also hopeful that Leicestershire's batting line-up will be a more formidable prospect this season and believes the signing of Niall O'Brien is a big boost.

"He's a formidable candidate".

Theo Walcott, once a formidable teenaged prospect, has been wrangling over a contract extension at Arsenal when, at 23, his career is in danger of levelling out with so much still to learn.

Florida senator Marco Rubio came in a close third, at 23%, raising the prospect of a formidable challenge from an establishment candidate.