Sentence examples for however formidable from inspiring English sources
Yet Britain, however formidable its power, did not conjure up the Jewish national home with magic words.
At the heart of that theory was the suspicion that perhaps no fireproofing, however formidable, could have been of much help in such a fire.
He was a master of the grand gesture and the aching lyrical utterance, and listeners sensed that his scrappy music, however formidable, was honest and important as well as oddly alluring.
England had been rudderless at the top for a while – Graham Gooch's leadership had become tired and uninspired, however unstinting his effort and however formidable his batting presence – and were in no way equipped to turn the tide against a rampant Australia following a grim early-year tour to India, in which England were thrashed 3-0.
They are unlikely to be swayed by one intervention from the former prime minister, however formidable his credentials as a globe-trotting diplomat, power-broker and three-time election winner.Mr Blair might have some sway, however, beyond the confines of the business community.
The challenges are, however, formidable.
The obstacles to Russian oil exports to America, however, are formidable.
The political constraints, however, remain formidable, and as always Germany plays the pivotal role.
(The other obstacles, however, remain formidable and include unreformed courts and land laws).Next, a commission will report on restructuring the huge and lumbering Indian Railways.
By then, however, the formidable Jin military machine had become moribund and was an easy prey to the Mongols, who rose to power in the Mongolian Plateau in the 12th century.
The Japanese star is, however, a formidable competitor on firm ground, too, as he proved at Group One level over 11 furlongs last time, and having overcome his transport problems (a substitute plane had to be found for him after the first broke down on its way to Tokyo) this front-runner, who's won 11 of his 16 races at home, could be a serious danger to all.
