Sentence examples for more formidable one from inspiring English sources

Because there is a lack of obvious candidates, Christopher's task is a far more formidable one than he faced eight years ago, when he oversaw Clinton's search for those who might make a vice president.

The "TENEbrae" series was an even more formidable undertaking, one that in other hands might have been ill-advised.

They are more formidable than one remembers their being from those 1960's movies ("Georgy Girl," "King of Hearts") that made Mr. Bates a countercultural movie idol.

Whether she is more formidable or one of the most vulnerable candidates, there's just not an easy way to know".

The phrase "keeping it real" and all that it suggests certainly applies to Baby Jane Dexter, a longtime cabaret performer whose booming pop contralto is one of the more formidable voices on the New York nightclub stage.

His younger brother is among college gridiron's more formidable prospects and one of his many uncles is none other than the former Wallaby colossus Willie Ofahengaue.

If the company loses -- to Comcast, to Cox or to some variation of a partnership involving Microsoft -- it could find itself suddenly facing a much more formidable competitor in one of AOL Time Warner's core businesses.

Solar arrays ten rows deep, surrounded by chain-link fences, are not as high or imposing as a wall, but they would constitute a much more formidable obstacle course, one that would be decisively more strenuous and time-consuming to cross over or under than a single concrete wall.

Formulated in such terms, the European challenge seems even more formidable than the American one.

The new image of him as a kind of improvising perfectionist is even more formidable than the previous one of God's stenographer.

This heady summer of Corbynmania will be followed by long, hard seasons of battle on the national stage against opponents rather more formidable than the internal ones that he trounced in the leadership contest.