Sentence examples for should be a formidable from inspiring English sources

Once the 5ft 9in schemer fully adapts to the physicality of the Premier League, he should be a formidable force.

Dortmund, under Thomas Tuchel, should be a formidable foe, but they'll probably need a year or two to regroup.

No matter who makes decisions behind the bench, the Flyers should be a formidable foe for the Penguins.

The move seems designed to offset any perception of Nadella's inexperience on the hardware side, and indeed, the team should be a formidable one if Gates is really going to be spending more time off the bench.

And in typical fashion, Sony intends to include a Blu-ray drive in every PlayStation 3, which will further raise the price.To make matters worse, Microsoft should be a much more formidable opponent in the next round.

Although people close to the Clintons acknowledge that Mr. Edwards is positioned to be a formidable rival should Mrs. Clinton decide to run for the presidency in 2008, they contend that her main objective now is doing all she can to help defeat Republicans, from President Bush on down.

But the governor also reiterated that while Mr. Martinez would be "a formidable candidate" he should not get special support.

A governor can be a formidable force.

He would indeed be a formidable adversary.

Catching McIlroy will be a formidable task.

Shallow where it doesn't need to be, frustrating when it should be formidable, "Hanna" wastes a great opportunity by overplaying its hand.