They've tapped a formidable team of heavy hitters for the project, including Ricardo Villalobos, Tony Allen, Call Super, Shanti Celeste, and Joy Orbison.
But Argentina's most formidable obstacle to tapping foreign bond investors again colloquially referred to as the "holdout saga"—still looms large.The holdouts are those bondholders who refused Argentina's 2005 and 2010 debt restructurings, in which 93% of debtors exchanged their debt at a 65% loss.
Intelligence analysts emphasize that Iran can still tap the formidable resources of Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite militant group.
They knew they wanted to help, but their plan really ignited when Gabriel, the daughter of musician Peter Gabriel, realized she could tap her formidable Rolodex.
The business taps into a formidable coalition of private groups and officials promoting nontraditional forms of public education.
While Nintendo has built a gaming empire on the back of a hyperactive Italian plumber, Apple's iPhone is quickly becoming a formidable gaming gizmo, thanks to eclectic fare such as "Tap Tap Revenge".
A formidable data bank was created that tapped into a whole new constituency for Mr. Forbes -- conservatives who have never before participated in a caucus.
On Sunday night, Mr. Clinton joined Mr. Obama for a fund-raiser intended to tap the former president's formidable donor network and marry two wings of the party that have coexisted uneasily since their 2008 showdown.
The portrait that emerges from those tapes is of a man who bolstered his formidable talents as a money manager by tapping the insecurities and desires of those within his circle for lucrative - and illicit - stock tips.
Mr. Fossella had been a member of the New York City Council before leaders of the once-formidable Staten Island Republican Party tapped him to run for Congress in a special election in 1997, representing a district that includes all of Staten Island and a portion of Brooklyn.
