Sentence examples for more formidable than from inspiring English sources

The Russians were expected to be more formidable than Finland.

I found him both more attractive, more subtle and more formidable than I expected.

But in Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough, Phillips found an enemy even more formidable than Roosevelt.

That is because there is an obstacle to biosimilars even more formidable than cost: lawsuits.

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

He said the Sun Devils were more formidable than a typical No. 6 seed.

Its steepness makes it even more formidable than football's icy Lambeau Field in December.

Minds more formidable than Dan Brown's have tried to crack the da Vinci code.

But the process of introducing democracy into Azerbaijan may turn out to be more formidable than mere free elections.

Mr. McCain, he said, would be more formidable than Mr. Bush in a general election.

By some measures, the competition Apple faces this time is even more formidable than it was in PCs.