Sentence examples for has become a formidable from inspiring English sources

But what could have been a cakewalk for Woods has become a formidable challenge.

And after sending Bush out of Iraq in ignominy he has become a formidable national hero.

Since setting the Guinness record, she has become a formidable endurance athlete.

But the fighting over the past five months has shown that Isis has become a formidable military force.

A1 THE PREDATOR -- The lumbering, unmanned drone known as the Predator has become a formidable weapon in the hunt for the leadership of Al Qaeda and the Taliban.

Russia has become a formidable competitor in energy markets, but dependence on commodities makes the economy, and the government, too vulnerable to fluctuations in prices.

Overnight, Shivaji had become a formidable warlord, possessing the horses, the guns, and the ammunition of the Bijapur army.

"They have become a formidable industrial power with an imaginative business class, which we don't have," Mr. Aguinis said.

They have become a formidable force in stockmarkets too: last year, more than 8% of all trading in American equities was done through ETFs.

By 1994 this had become a formidable machine, honed by Mr Gould's observations of the Clinton campaign two years earlier.

As police repression has grown in Bastar, the women of KAMS have become a formidable force and rally in their hundreds, sometimes thousands to physically confront the police.