Sentence examples for more formidable if from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, "the task of comparing the unifying power of different systemizations looks even more formidable if nondeductive arguments are considered" and in part for this reason Kitcher endorses the view that "in a certain sense, all explanation is deductive" (p.448).

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.

Cameron would be a more formidable leader if he had stuck to the liberal conservatism that he once offered.

If the Justice Department joins the lawsuit as a plaintiff, the case would be more formidable than if Landis pursued it alone.

Cone could take his time trying to regain his form and would give the Yankees an even more formidable quintet if he bounced back.

Timothy Johnston, a delegate who supported Mr. Smyth, said Mr. Trimble's opponents would stage another leadership challenge with a more formidable candidate if he made any more concessions to Sinn Fein.

If Mr. Bush is able to continue to reach to the center without alienating his party's base of conservative voters, that could make him a far more formidable candidate than if he were distracted by the intraparty sniping that plagued Bob Dole's campaign in 1996 and President George Bush's re-election drive in 1992.

For Stephen Kenny, the Irishman engaged by the East End Park club as manager last November, the challenge of evening the score with Gordon Strachan's side cannot be much, if any, more formidable than the task of keeping the team in Scotland's top division.

One can be sure that if Cambodia had been a more formidable power, sustained efforts at diplomacy would have been made.

What if they had to fight a more formidable enemy than Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's fractured dictatorship?

However, as former Labor Secretary Robert Reich pointed out, Palin may be a far more formidable challenger to Barack Obama than Democratic strategists recognize, especially if America's economic woes persist.