Even with Edwards out of the race and the possibility that many of his supporters will gravitate towards Obama - thus rendering some of the recent polling out of date - Clinton's machine is formidable enough in California that it should withstand a late Obama surge.
He is formidable enough, in fact, to have deterred several major-party candidates from running, particularly Democrats.
Russian maritime strength cannot be measured in terms of surface warships available, al though to the experts this is formidable enough.
The Chiefs offense is formidable enough that even in a rivalry in which home field counts for plenty, the Chiefs will prevail.
The new president is formidable enough to have wrested autonomy from James L. Dolan, the owner, who has employed assorted watchdogs and listening devices as a form of intimidation toward his coaches Larry Brown and Thomas.
In the closing weeks of the U.S. presidential campaign, the candidates are focused largely on the global financial meltdown, which is formidable enough.
Burton says that Perry is formidable enough, but have you heard that he likes secession and beating up Ben Bernanke and his jobs miracle isn't that great?
Not all of those voters hold the most uncompromising positions of the groups that claim to speak in their names, but enough do to give such organizations as the NRA and the Christian Coalition a clout that extends beyond their actual membership, which is formidable enough in low-turnout primaries.
"Their own deli is formidable enough (get the sliced buffalo-chicken with everything on a Dutch crunch roll), but what really makes them good is the insane cultural mishmash of foods they're constantly introducing (especially Asian goods), on top of the best produce outside of the farmer's markets in the city.
