Sentence examples for posed a formidable challenge to from inspiring English sources

Charles II, while living in exile in France, is thought to have enlisted Salmasius to compose a Latin tract intended for a Continental audience that would indict the Englishmen who tried and executed Charles I. Universally acknowledged as a reputable scholar, Salmasius posed a formidable challenge to Milton, whose task was to refute his argument.

The treatment of DN has posed a formidable challenge to the scientific community.

In the end, it posed a formidable challenge to my mom, who never, ever stopped loving the house she and my dad bought all those years ago, without even looking at the second floor.

Modernising China now poses a formidable challenge to the west - more calibrated than the one presented by radical Islamists.

A strong commission that worked closely with a strong parliament could pose a formidable challenge to the combined authority of national governments.

Schilling will join Johnson in posing a formidable challenge to any team facing them in the same series -- a postseason series, for example.

Sri Lanka's first four-star general, it seems, is in a dither.Many analysts feel that if he does decide to contest the election, General Fonseka will pose a formidable challenge to Mr Rajapaksa.

Mr. Gauck, 70, could pose a formidable challenge to Christian Wulff, the conservative premier of Lower Saxony, who was selected by regional party leaders as presidential candidate over Mrs. Merkel's preferred candidate, the labor minister, Ursula von der Leyen.

Seas pose a formidable challenge to climate scientists.

Bebo plus Atom under the Viacom umbrella could pose a formidable challenge to MySpace.

If he runs, he could pose a formidable challenge to Clinton's bid for the nomination.