Sentence examples for is formidable because from inspiring English sources
Also, the talent base it can draw on is "formidable; because of the funding, and because it's taken so seriously by opinion formers.
In the all-around Wieber is formidable because she has no weak apparatus and she was considered untouchable until team-mate Gabby Douglas beat her at the US trials.
The White Sox are formidable because they lead the major leagues with 215 homers and because they have solid-enough pitching.
The cost of refurbishing the home to modern standards would be formidable because the kitchens and all the bathrooms need updating.
Carl Pavano, who was a ghost of a Yankee for four injured seasons, said the Yankees were formidable because they had talented players.
This challenge has been formidable because of the relatively cheap price of oil that has kept cost-competitive alternatives a distant hope.
The challenge will be formidable, because Kansas State has a battle-tested coach in Bruce Weber, who will make things difficult for 40 minutes.
The RNA viruses are formidable because of their very high mutation rates; and, in the case of influenza viruses, their ability to reassort, producing phenomenal numbers of distinct viruses.
The challenge of reversing these initiatives is formidable, not least because the President-elect also apparently believes in the myth of widespread voter fraud.
Employment is an important defining characteristic of whistleblowing simply because employee retaliation is formidable -- particularly in the small, specialized industries, where everyone knows each other.
