Sentence examples for no formidable from inspiring English sources

American Special Operations troops played no formidable role, they said.

The trick is to find a weekend when there is no formidable competition.

No formidable opponent has yet emerged, and the Democrats who are trying to challenge him are struggling to raise money and excitement.

He faced no formidable challenges until the emergence last year of Mr. Ivanishvili, a reclusive philanthropist who has spent years spreading his Russian-earned billions around Georgia's countryside.

In Australia there are no formidable figures like Mailer, whose book The Fight captured the travails of Muhammad Ali, American discomfiture about black politics and colonialism and the translation of that form of identity politics in Mobutu Sese Seko's Zaire.

But Obama took the cautious route and nominated Kagan, who has no record of judicial opinions and no formidable legal writings.

An intellect no less formidable than Aristotle was perfectly comfortable with holding the position that "There must be a law that no imperfect or maimed child shall be brought up.

The gap between those who have social power over thinking – an important form of capital – and those who have not, has reached dimensions no less formidable than the gap in access to economic assets (12, 21, 22).

When colleagues and acquaintances describe Karen P. Hughes, named today to be White House counselor for President-elect George W. Bush, they use the same words and phrases: tough, no-nonsense, formidable, loyal and utterly devoted.

In 1944, not surprisingly, the dominant issue of the presidential and congressional elections was the disposition and competency of the candidates to deal with the prosecution of the war and the no-less-formidable problems that would confront the United States, as the most powerful of the Allies, in the establishment of a just and lasting peace when the fighting was over.

Neoliberalism is no longer without formidable enemies.