Perhaps, though, there is something in the archives for them to study this week because they will have the formidable task of stopping Jacksonville's Fred Taylor and Maurice Jones-Drew in a divisional playoff game here Saturday night.
Supporters desert them for whoever may be the best bet to become the next president and the next source of patronage.Opinion polls suggest that the man Mr Aquino hoped would succeed him, the interior secretary, Mar Roxas, has a formidable task in stopping the vice-president, Jejomar Binay, who is a member of the opposition, from winning the next presidential election.
Even Dr. Dean, who had built a formidable district organization, stopped campaigning here, skipping the lone debate on Friday to stump in New Hampshire.
It's a formidable sight if you happen to be responsible for stopping them.
Yet, nearly a century and a half after Koch's discovery, stopping tuberculosis in our lifetimes is a formidable challenge.
Secondly, if the North Vietnamese 968th Infantry Division near Pleiku was deployed to stop the operation, it would have to overcome the formidable ARVN 25th Ranger Battalion which was tasked with stopping any North Vietnamese attacks.
On Sunday Lee Westwood brought a formidable collection of such beliefs and yearnings to the task of stopping the latest eruption of Phil Mickelson.
But the U.S. dollar has a formidable advantage: If countries stopped investing their foreign reserves in dollars, their currencies would appreciate against the dollar and they would suffer capital losses on their large dollar holdings.
Johnson looked what he was: a Championship or League One defender trying to stop the most formidable attack in the land.
Simon was a remote and formidable presence onstage, not afraid to stop a song midchord in order to chew out a talky audience member.
