Gardner's first and most formidable obstacle was that there was--and still is--no easy way to access information.
As Wall Street's Big Ten firms negotiated with their first and most formidable antagonist, the headline-grabbing attorney general of New York State, Eliot Spitzer, they faced the constant threat of criminal indictment if they didn't settle.
As The Street's Big Ten firms negotiated with their first and most formidable antagonist, the headline-grabbing attorney general of New York State, Eliot Spitzer, they faced the constant threat of criminal indictment if they didn't settle.
Interestingly, Murdoch's list of rivals makes no mention of someone Stewart refers to as making a "serious offer": Vere Harmsworth, the third Lord Rothermere, the most formidable of the newspaper owners whose great-uncle Lord Northcliffe owned the Times between 1908 and 1922, a newspaper genius whose mind failed him at the end.
Hermeneutics (the art and discipline of interpretation), of which Gadamer is one of the twentieth century's most formidable exponents, is deeply involved in philosophical disputes over the legitimacy of claims to understanding in the visual and literary arts.
The immediate result was a capital "P" for Progressivism, and the most formidable third-party campaign in our history.
So it is in the first cracks in the two most formidable obstacles to progress on guns and taxes.
The two most formidable problems now are, first, a stable, long-lasting implanted electrode and, second, a sufficient understanding of neural information coding principles to generate rich, reliable, and flexible motor commands.
Olazábal, it must be remembered, had sent out his most formidable players in the first session with the clear hope of gaining an immediate lead.
