Today, infections with formidable, highly resistant organisms are commonplace and the pharmaceutical industry is not keeping pace.
"This is a race between a highly qualified, intellectually formidable, tough, balanced, nimble, seasoned politician... and a breathtakingly unqualified candidate who is as ready to be the President of the United States as a broken clock is ready to keep accurate time," she wrote.
Their mother, Tita, was an actor, a devoted Christian, a formidable and highly principled woman.
All of Gombrich's work - formidable, original, highly readable - is illuminated by a splendidly frank preference for, and interest in, representational Western art.
She was also highly respectable, with her formidable mother at the piano and her brothers and sister accompanying her dancing with recitations, often from "The Rubaiyat".
She's a formidable and highly ambitious politician, and her natural charisma, combined with a sense of martyrdom, makes her the most popular political figure in Ukraine by far.
But it is also a fact that the last landslide elections were won by a reformist, Mohammad Khatami, who, much to the chagrin of Ahmadinejad and his supporters, has remained a formidable and highly popular figure to this day.
Sun is vital to the deal's success but with no equity involvement, it is hardly locked in.AOL has proved time and again that it is a formidable and highly flexible company, with a knack of reinventing itself when necessary.
Prince's life of travel, and his war-time experiences, bring to mind Basil Bunting; and while the two poets do not stylistically resemble one another, both have a formidable and highly individual understanding of British history, and both have learned much from Ezra Pound.
Ligeti himself was a highly influential teacher, though his formidable capacity for self-criticism made him a demanding pedagogue.
Jonathan Jones's article on Penelope Curtis, outgoing director of Tate Britain, (misogynist subtext?) is a highly unpleasant attack on a formidable scholar and curator.
