Sentence examples for a network of allies from inspiring English sources

One needs to leverage the power of a network of allies to achieve anything, they say.

(Two points in a network of allies that now stretches to Washington).

Beginning not long after the end of the 2008 campaign, Mr. Romney methodically built a network of allies across the nation.

Al-Qaeda also has a network of allies that includes Afghan, Pakistani and Kashmiri extremists, Somalia's Shabaab movement, Chechen rebels, Indonesian militants and more.

Goebbels remained a relatively isolated figure within the Nazi party as it became a mass movement, lacking a network of allies and wholly dependent on Hitler's support.

But if he is going to succeed in staring the process of bringing powers home which would help the economy and greatly reassure his party then he is going to need a network of allies across Europe.

That is because of shifting industry economics, reliance on outside investors and help from a network of allied companies and in-house business units.

Yet the unrelenting offensive of recent months has put in evidence what the president always saw as the main purpose of the law: decimate her most powerful foe while building a network of allied media that rely on government advertising to survive.

Between 1980 and 2000, Gulf moved from being a monolithic, vertically integrated multinational corporation to being more of a network of allied business interests.

In spite of differences, all the Ik-style ceramics are thought to have been made within a network of allied workshops dedicated to producing vessels for use in the banquets of the aristocracy of Motul de San José and of the petty nobility of the capital's satellites.

Mr Young pronounced that he wants her chief rival, Barack Obama, to be president but in 2016, not 2008.The 46-year-old Mr Obama is just too green about the gills for the highest office in the land, Mr Young argued, and lacks a network of political allies that could sustain him in times of trouble.