In addition to this formidable "wall of worry," of which I remain very confident, is a bullish indication in the S&P Depositary Receipts.
The German finance ministry, the French government and Mario Draghi, the powerful head of the European Central Bank – all formidable opponents – are worried that the British could engineer a deal that ties the eurozone's policymaking hands, particularly in a crisis.
In that way, the commercial seeks to diminish her Democratic opponents while also suggesting she is the one formidable opponent the Republicans worry about, a message meant to energize the Democratic base.
When that happens, India may become formidable, a thought that undoubtedly worries China's leaders.
WHEN Jennifer Connelly was hired to play opposite Russell Crowe in "A Beautiful Mind," the producer, Brian Grazer, worried that the formidable Mr. Crowe might intimidate Ms. Connelly once they started filming, to the detriment of her performance.
Woodward was therefore particularly worried by Argentina's formidable, French-made Exocet anti-ship missiles.
The dispute echoes battles between President Bill Clinton and Democratic lawmakers in the 1990s, when members of Congress worried that Mr. Clinton's formidable fund-raising was limiting their own efforts to raise money.
But the most formidable opposition may be that of local governments, which worry about paying for the health care, education and other benefits that migrants and their children would qualify for as legal residents.
White House qualms about the Democratic frontrunner, Alexi Giannoulias, the Illinois treasurer, are self-evident, with worry that the Republican challenger, Representative Mark Kirk, will be needlessly formidable.
People worried that Google may have ruined Twitter's most formidable competitor by requiring the Finnish startup to labor away for months integrating its service into Google's technology stack instead of rolling out new features.
