Sentence examples for is particularly formidable from inspiring English sources

That challenge of innovation is particularly formidable in the complication category, celebrating the highest marvels of design and technical ingenuity.

While the challenge is particularly formidable to policy makers and planners, it offers opportunities for environment-behaviour researchers to contribute to the resolution of urban problems.. Studies focusing on the quality of urban life (QOUL) offer such opportunities.

With corporate donations down, public funds cut and endowments depleted, the challenges now are particularly formidable.

The challenges of achieving sustainable urban development will be particularly formidable in Africa.

Kramnik's game is formidable, and his confidence in the endgame is particularly admired.

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 mum in this story is a particularly formidable character and the first sentence is a blinder (though not for repetition in a family newspaper).

A senator has reason to convince a wide range of voters that he's on their side, even if the electoral opposition isn't particularly formidable.

Once again, the malaria parasite has demonstrated that it is a particularly formidable foe.

We highlight that adjusting for representativeness is a particularly formidable task with respect to online job vacancy data.

Hevesi advisers have suggested that Mr. Giuliani is thinking about 2005, when, many Democrats believe, he will try to seek election again -- which would be legal under the city's term-limit law -- and was worried that a Mayor Hevesi would be a particularly formidable opponent.