Sentence examples for as potential allies from inspiring English sources

Cellphone companies see teenagers as potential allies.

(On the Today programme Cameron mentioned these two countries as potential allies - see 10.13am).

Mr. Brown and Mr. Cook were seen as potential allies in a post-Blair era.

Some American commentators see Sufis as potential allies in a hostile Muslim world.

Nearly two-thirds of the Iraqi population are Shiites, and they are seen as potential allies in a political uprising.

The French, seeing the Alawite clans as potential allies in the old divide-and-rule method of colonial government, introduced schools to their villages.

The combination of Shia militancy and a strong anti-US stance suggests that the Huthis might see Iran as potential ally.

All of Bourne's enemies, as well as his potential allies, are colleagues of one kind or another, and his very existence is a horrifying reductio ad absurdum of life on the corporate treadmill (Treadstone?).

But Merkel then changed tack, under domestic pressure, and suddenly Cameron was stranded, as other potential allies, including Sweden and the Netherlands, followed Berlin.

It would brand the U.S. as untrustworthy to potential allies and feckless to potential enemies.

In contrast, China's economic links to Tehran are growing rapidly, and China's leaders see Iran not as a threat but as a potential ally.