Sentence examples for not so formidable from inspiring English sources

The question of whether she'll win in next week's midterm elections (likely no) is not so formidable as how she got here in the first place.

The rub at this stage is that the Presidents Cup would be much better off if they were not nearly so formidable this year.

A six-run lead does not seem so formidable, however, when a team gets 17 at-bats with the bases loaded, as the Yankees did.

Australia did not look so formidable when they trailed 8-0 twotwo Briers-inspired tries after 13 minutes and were still behind late into the first half.

The Phillies don't look so formidable this season, but as Bruce Jenkins writes on SI.com, they have an annoying knack for refusing to go away.

The opponents at the Millennium Stadium this weekend, the Barbarians, should not be quite so formidable after two weeks on tour.

The report continues: It can be said that in some ways the German defences so far have not in fact proved quite so formidable as the planners of the expedition had predicted.

He requires a case not so much to exercise his formidable intellect as to get himself out of the house so he can dart around, throw some punches, wear disguises, wind up nude and shackled to the bedposts.

Sometimes they're not, or sometimes the barriers to getting them out are so formidable that they don't get out.

What makes Mr. Sharif so formidable today is not his record, but the strong backing of Saudi Arabia.

But Hezbollah's military power is so formidable you won't be able to negate its veto power over national policy.