Sentence examples for more formidable weapon from inspiring English sources

The Yankees' postseason experience is becoming a more formidable weapon every year and they will carry that into the World Series, along with what appears to be a distinct advantage in their bullpen and in the depth in their pitching rotation.

Still, in Beijing's view, even if the most recent package could have been more formidable, the continuing weapon sales to Taiwan feel like a poke in the eye.

The more a country is isolated, the more formidable is the asset of nuclear weapons.

The bombs would get more formidable electronic and physical locks to thwart unauthorized use of a stolen weapon.

Syria, with backing from Iran, is considered a more formidable espionage adversary, and it is suspected of possessing more chemical weapons stockpiles than Libya had.

While officials noted that North Korea poses different, and in some ways more formidable, challenges than Syria, the parallel of a rogue government that possesses weapons of mass destruction was not lost on the Chinese.

The action that unsheathes the claws also spreads the toes widely, making the foot more than twice as broad as it normally is and converting it into a truly formidable weapon.

If you got rich you could upgrade your ship with better weapons and defence systems, and as you did that, you became more formidable in battle, increasing your rank.

Nevertheless, the GAM looks more formidable.

But far more formidable challenges lie ahead.

There are other, more formidable reasons.