Sentence examples for though formidable from inspiring English sources

There are, though, formidable obstacles in its way.

There are, though, formidable obstacles facing proponents of rapidly cutting China's emissions.

The first is that the vision is becoming increasingly possible to achieve, though formidable obstacles remain.

The young Eva was a slight, though formidable, girl with an infectious appetite for pleasure.

Planning for urban reinvestment in an era of constrained authority and limited resources is a challenge which, though formidable, can be mastered.

Cisco, though formidable, is spreading itself thin by attempting to compete not only against data networking rivals but also against telecom giants such as Lucent Technologies.

On the French southwestern and southern coasts similar, though less formidable, defenses were erected.

Ligeti himself was a highly influential teacher, though his formidable capacity for self-criticism made him a demanding pedagogue.

And though the formidable William Christie is predictably leading the reclamation in Paris, others are helping, including Jeanne Lamon, the Canadian violinist who directs Tafelmusik.

Though a formidable wrestler, he gives the strong impression that Japan is his workplace and that his heart lies in Mongolia.

Michael Portillo, though potentially formidable, returned to active politics after losing his seat in 1997 with the fire in his belly evidently extinguished, a fact confirmed by his strangely querulous bid for the leadership.