Sentence examples for have a formidable from inspiring English sources

She says the police have "a formidable capability".

But penguins do have a formidable weapon: their extreme cuteness.

Both are specialists in corruption cases, and have a formidable reputation for tenacity, toughness and independence.

The Packers, however, very clearly did not have a formidable enough ground game to rely on.

Instead, Brown seems to have a formidable control over her life, music and career.

In wicketkeeper-batswoman Sarah Taylor, who wants to play men's cricket, they have a formidable player.

And come August, he will have a formidable soapbox from which to argue his case.

STILL, we must realize that we have a formidable adversary and a difficult challenge.

"Roberto has put the pieces of the jigsaw together to have a formidable team.

O'Rourke has attracted national attention, but Cruz looks to have a formidable hold on his seat.

We have a formidable team in the ad department with real depth".