Sentence examples for be a considerable force from inspiring English sources
Even after the withdrawal of the surge forces — an initial 30,000 plus 3,000 other support troops — the American presence in Afghanistan will be a considerable force of 68,000.
Nick Grono, the chief executive of NGO the Freedom Fund, which has invested heavily in anti-trafficking initiatives in Thailand, believes Nestlé's admission could be a considerable force in shifting the parameters of what can be expected of businesses when it comes to supply chain accountability.
"We are going to be a considerable force here in 2014 and beyond and, because of that, I think you're going to have members of Congress and elected leaders around the country … starting to think differently about this issue".
He and his brother combined – Thomas was a considerable force at No8 in his own right – could not contain Johnson.
Before 1966 Robert Moses, for example, was a considerable force in the city; after 1973 he was dethroned, along with many other urban power brokers.
Certainly women have been a considerable force this year, whether flocking to "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" in record numbers or helping to turn "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire" from an unknown quantity into the most passionately debated women's picture in memory.
Although it was established to finance European reconstruction after World War II, the bank today is a considerable force in the health, nutrition, and population (HNP) sector in developing countries.
One day, he tells me, they could be a "considerable" political force in the country.
But attacking such generous perks would anger her base and the unions, who are still a considerable force in the pt.
But other analysts, like Anneliese Rohrer of the daily Die Presse, think that Mr. Haider is still a considerable force in Austrian politics, with ambitions to become chancellor next year.
Traumatic hip dislocations are serious injuries because the hip joint is extremely stable and a considerable force is necessary to produce a dislocation.
