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Now, Mr. Schundler could pose a formidable threat to the Democratic candidate, Jim McGreevey, another moderate.

QUESTION FROM KOLYA T: Do you think that Navalny could gain enough support to pose a formidable threat to Putin in the March elections?

At the same time firms like Uber are making the use of hired cars cheaper and more convenient, reducing the attraction to many households of owning and driving their own personal vehicles.The combination of Uber and cheap labour could pose a formidable threat to the driverless car.

Risk and its consequences pose a formidable threat to poverty reduction efforts.

Researchers already know that heavy-duty commercial fishing lines and lobster and crab traps, connected to the surface by long ropes, pose a formidable threat to whales in the North Atlantic, by inflicting deep wounds and sapping their energy reserves.

With a range of 8,000 km (5,000 miles) or more, those missiles posed a formidable threat to an enemy.

The Roman province of Lower Moesia Bulgariaa) was penetrated during the time of Nero's rule, and an alliance which the Sarmatians formed with Germanic tribes posed a formidable threat to the Romans in the West as late as the lst century ad.

Now though, with an estimated 25,000 battle hardened fighters, and tens of thousands more people who have joined the group out of fear or coercion, Isis poses a formidable threat to stability in the region and the nation state boundaries that were carved out of the ruins of the Ottoman Empire.

Considering what the crowd and news media were like here when the Canadian pair needed help, what can Slutskaya, the 23-year-old, three-time world champion silver medalist, expect if she poses a formidable threat to Kwan with her more daring jumps and technical expertise?

Djokovic will certainly pose a formidable challenge for a player who might not be completely healthy.

Any change would take years, and would pose a "formidable challenge".