It would be Gordon's first title since 1998, a year that Rick Hendrick, the owner of his formidable blue Chevrolet, spent fighting a rare form of leukemia.
Although long-time stalwarts like German beer superpower Suppenkuche and classic cocktail haunt Absinthe have always made it a formidable 'hood to spend your night, the last five years have seen a serious upgrade in small concentrated space.
Mr. Greenspan, in testimony before a Senate committee, said uncertainties created by possible war with Iraq posed "formidable barriers" to business spending and clouded the economic outlook.
But the disclosures make the items a highly visible target for critics, led by Mr. Bush and conservative Republicans like Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina, a formidable foe of federal spending.
Portugal is facing formidable challenges in reducing spending, increasing tax compliance, achieving economic growth and supporting the banking system, the agency said.
The disappointing thing about RED MIST (Putnam, $27.95), Patricia Cornwell's latest forensic thriller featuring Kay Scarpetta, is how little time this formidable medical examiner actually spends in the lab.
Stewart has also become convinced, Jacobs reports with some pride, "that I was a man of formidable metabolism who could spend all night drinking and get up fully rested after only one or two hours' sleep".
Mr. Schock and 10 other lawmakers considered suspiciously squishy by the Club for Growth were designated as RINO's (Republicans in name only), and the club has vowed to find primary opponents and support them with cash — a formidable threat considering that it spent $18 million backing conservative candidates in the 2012 cycle.
The company has spent the last 25 years building a formidable business in the UK with almost 11 million pay-TV customers and over 5 million broadband subscribers.
Mr. Davis, fearing that the moderate Mr. Riordan would be a formidable opponent in the general election, audaciously spent $10 million on advertisements against Mr. Riordan.
