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A younger counter staff helps to eradicate the formidable image.

The energy release can make accretion disks formidable power sources.

Barack Obama is a formidable campaigner and fund-raiser.

And how might trends or forces converge to create even more formidable threats or bigger opportunities?

That is because there is an obstacle to biosimilars even more formidable than cost: lawsuits.

But the reality of these formidable challenges should not dishearten us.

They climbed the last part of the mountain in formidable weather conditions.

The regime surely did not fear Mousavi, who is a pretty tame sort of reformer, or even his formidable wife.

Running a formidable electoral machine, he provides finance and campaign management in return for the loyalty of members of parliament.

After all, it is a formidable task we have to undertake so as to prevent the situation from worsening.

All this means that for the Castros, Barack Obama may turn into a far more formidable foe than his predecessors.

This breakthrough affirms the unshakable resolve of the Government of India and its formidable spirit of innovation.

Several answers have been proposed to address this fundamental question, but none has been proven-and even adequately testing them has proven to be a formidable challenge.

It's a nice team to watch. For football lovers, I think it's a pleasure to watch Barca because they have some formidable midfielders and forwards.

From this position peter, still hesitant about facing the formidable Swedes in open battle, contented himself with harassing jabs at small units of the enemy.

Because new team members of the recently built national team account for half, and their skill levels need to improve, the tasks facing them are formidable.

Supplements of omega-3 fatty acids have now been deployed against some of the most formidable psychiatric illnesses—psychotic disorders—and initial results are encouraging.

Norwegian fossil hunters recovered the rear half of the formidable reptile's skull in south-west Spitsbergen in what has been described as one of the most significant Jurassic discoveries ever made.

But before you face the formidable challenge of thinking like your interviewer and her CEO, try taking on the perspective of a lesser intellect: a fly on the wall.

The remarkable discovery has allowed dinosaur experts to piece together a picture of a diminutive but formidable predator that was so finely tuned to killing they describe it as "Jaws on legs".