Sentence examples for more formidable task from inspiring English sources

Overhauling all of Sony, however, was a far more formidable task.

Tellingly, it is "the states and localities" that are charged with the more formidable task of figuring out how to achieve these standards.

American intelligence agents face the much more formidable task of penetrating the opaque societies of Afghanistan and northern Pakistan, where access frequently comes with blood ties.

But preserving it will be a more formidable task, given the development plans for the Riviera Maya, the 70-mile stretch of idyllic coastline between Cancún and Tulúm.

But, surprisingly, promoting long-term stem cell graft acceptance is a much more formidable task than is supporting host acceptance of a vascularized solid organ such as a heart.

The only way he could wrest power from the unions was by persuading them to use their block votes to that end, a more formidable task than he at first realised.

Among the more formidable tasks a prospective homeowner faces is determining how much money he or she should prepare to pay each month as mortgage.

Although the point set generated through the minimization of electrostatic potential is the gold standard, minimizing the electrostatic potential of one thousand points (or charges) or more remains a formidable task.

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.

A second attempt was made to capture Gaza on 19 April by which time the Turkish defences were even more formidable and the task confronting the British even more difficult.

It's a formidable task, formidably (and entertainingly) accomplished.