Sentence examples for may have formidable from inspiring English sources

Phoenix may have formidable technique but he doesn't let it show and doesn't need it; he's an actor of furious natural emotion, of inner violence with which his very being trembles as he struggles to keep it in check and to channel it.

The extension of this approach could result in the identification of more potent inhibitory PI polyamides in multiple pathways and reveal a new E-box-regulated target or combination of targets for a distinct MYC function, which may have formidable therapeutic opportunities for the future.

Keane may have a formidable football reputation but he would still represent a managerial risk; one glance at his individual record highlights that much.

The Chudnovskys have formidable competitors.

The two established parties have formidable organisations.

Latin America and Asia have formidable trade barriers.

Yet the reforms proved to have formidable opponents.

Both groups have formidable weapons in their command.

Mr. Gilbert's predecessor, Lorin Maazel, may have been a formidable conductor, but he had scant interest in outreach and education, and minimal involvement with the parks concerts.

But as persuasive as Mr. Forbes's message may have been, his formidable organization and his seemingly endless campaigning here were at least as important.

This is significant because it may have introduced a formidable source of bias when Herbstman et al. (2010) were interpreting their results.