Sentence examples for might be formidable from inspiring English sources

They might be formidable general election candidates; even more formidable are the odds against them navigating the caucuses and primaries to get the chance.

Thank you to Zoë Ball, the talented television and radio presenter, for shamelessly voicing what all of us with children are afraid to admit: that our little sprogs might be formidable drains on our bank balances, but they do offer extremely convenient excuses to avoid some very tedious nights out.

With Dikembe Mutombo having a renaissance for the moment, the Knicks might be more formidable in the middle if and when McDyess gets his game back.

On practice, this might be a formidable task: producing a long enough trajectory may consume considerable cpu-time, even more, in cases of multi stability the convergence of the SSA may be hard to estimate.

More candidates might show up, but the challenges facing them would be formidable.

India will be formidable.

And he might be a more formidable opponent for Mr Cameron in 2015, so why not get him out of the way?

A scout for a National League team watched the Yankees in the first two games of this series, could see the sense of purpose in how they played and surmised that they might be an extremely formidable force in the postseason.

"I wouldn't switch a kettle on," says Jewish mum Bernette Clarke, a force of nature who might be politely described as "formidable".

Yet, as he rambles forth in both bus and rhetoric, Nice Newt often seems to feel that his most troublesome opponent might be a more-than-formidable alter-ego, Nasty Newt.

Marianne, played by a formidable actress, might be a clue, though we are left wanting more of her; beyond that, it may take a woman to inquire so determinedly into the weakness of grown men, and into the impossibly potent feelings of those who are still growing.