Sentence examples for such a formidable force from inspiring English sources

How she did Another confident performance from Sturgeon – again showing why the SNP is such a formidable force in Scotland.

Only when various left-wing groups rallied did it gather the momentum that made it such a formidable force in the final months of the campaign.

Lewis, pondering what made Tesco such a formidable force in the first place, ought to know that one feature was management's single-minded pursuit of clear strategic goals.

Elway had that sick, sinking feeling in his stomach – Tebowmania had become such a formidable force that even Colorado's most legendary athletic hero would have been vilified for pulling the plug.

Such a party would certainly be a formidable force, dominant in local government as well as in national government, with a virtual monopoly of campaigning skills: perhaps, for a while, importing into Britain something like the dominant-party democratic system that obtains in Japan.But that too is unlikely to happen.

Such armoured cavalrymen, scattered out across the agricultural landscape as lords and local protectors of village communities, could readily assemble a formidable force to oppose nomad raiding parties.

"When you combine the wisdom of some of the older people such as myself, with the enthusiasm, work ethic and energy of the young people in This Hood of Ours, it's a formidable force," he said.

A governor can be a formidable force.

This is a formidable force.

Self-directed employees are a formidable force.

For all that, the Taliban remain a formidable force.