Sentence examples for may be formidable from inspiring English sources

Their gods may be formidable, such as the little pocket-rocket of a bronze Zeus from Hungary that Jenkins especially adores; they may be hauntingly, mysteriously lovely, such as the stunning Aphrodite – "Lely's Venus" – which greets visitors to Defining Beauty.

The chief executive of Mind and chair of the Mental Health Taskforce, Paul Farmer, says the challenges may be formidable, but long-lasting change is achievable if there is consistent political will and the cash to back it up.

The implementation of backward information filter, however, involves intensive computation, which may be formidable in some practical applications.

The implications of detrimental changes in the food landscape may thus be formidable.

He may prove to be formidable, but I suspect that to become so, he'll need to work in a wider range of movies, perhaps a smaller scale movies that allow him to cultivate on-screen relationships with a variety of actors, including ones his own age, and away from his father's spotlight and counsel.

The focus and calm intent to create a better scenario for all of us may seem to be formidable and futile, but can and is being accomplished.

However, for the second demonstration project, the socio-ethical and legal regulatory challenges of such a global initiative may prove to be formidable.

The numbers may be less formidable than what other finales of beloved series have scored in the past, but numbers for everything are less formidable than they were in the past.

That may be a formidable task.

The political ones may be more formidable.

Videogames may be economically formidable, but they remain a byword for crass, shallow thrills.