Sentence examples for is not formidable from inspiring English sources

The Indian government rejects this accusation as paranoia, and, in reality, the official Indian presence in Afghanistan is not formidable; it includes about a hundred Embassy and Consulate employees, plus local hires, a security team, and a construction team that is erecting a new Afghan parliament building.

The resistance to Henry's program was not formidable, and the executions resulting were not numerous.

Keegan agreed that, when he arrived, winning four matches out of the 16 was not formidable.

The qualifications sought in a reviewer are not formidable: smartness, panache, waspishness qualities that often draw the attention of the reader to the personality of the reviewer rather than the work under review will always be more attractive to circulation-hunting editors than a less spectacular concern with balanced judgment.

Even allowing for the scarcity of road points in MLS, these are not formidable stats, yet by the end of Sunday night's round of games there was Montreal on top of the East and having played two games less than Sporting and New York.

Seems to me the real issue isn't McCain's racial beliefs, but the fact that Asian-Americans as a voting group aren't formidable enough to make McCain wary of offending them.

Who says sumo wrestlers aren't formidable sprinting opponents?

Their defense is not as formidable or feared.

Although the final climb here is not particularly formidable, it repeatedly proved to be a decisive element in most of the cross-country races during these Olympics.

The Pistol may not yet be firing blanks, but he is not the formidable force that won 63 career titles and 13 grand slams.

The question of whether she'll win in next week's midterm elections (likely no) is not so formidable as how she got here in the first place.