Sentence examples for most formidable phase from inspiring English sources

[A1.] Ad Campaign Introduces the Euro The European Central Bank began the last, most formidable phase of preparations for the euro, part of which included opening a continent-wide advertising campaign to hammer home that the new money is coming.

Today, the European Central Bank began the last, most formidable phase of preparations, part of which included opening a continentwide advertising campaign to hammer home that the new money is coming and explain its elaborate holograms and watermarks aimed at foiling counterfeiters.

Celtic and Rangers secured results in the final qualifying round of the Champions League in midweek which carry the strong possibility of progress to the group phase, while the national team, mixing it with the most formidable nations on the Continent in the quest for a place at Euro 2008, remain in serious contention in their section.

But he faces one of the most formidable Democratic challengers this year, Gov. Mel Carnahan, and his steadfast support of the 1996 Freedom to Farm Act, which phased out crop subsidies, is hurting him with one of the few issues that extend beyond a single state this year: the problems of grain farmers.

The most formidable challenge comes from Sony.

Madam Alex, the most formidable procurer in Beverly Hills.

He happens to be Mr Sankoh's most formidable rival.

The most formidable obstacle lies in creating a prototype.

Long's most formidable rival for the nomination.

His most formidable adversary is a Soviet master spy, Karla.

They outplayed England at every phase of the third Test and even though they cannot win the current series they can lay down the most formidable markers for the resumed action Down Under later this year.