Sentence examples for be a formidable asset from inspiring English sources

Vice President Clinton would be a formidable asset in governing as well as campaigning, both as a political calculator and as an emissary to Capitol Hill.

My colleague Bill Keller suggested that she replace Joe Biden on the ticket in 2012 and demote him to Foggy Bottom: "Vice President Clinton would be a formidable asset in governing as well as campaigning, both as a political calculator and as an emissary to Capitol Hill.

And they are angry.Bubbling revoltAnger is a formidable asset in politics, and the tea-partiers have been a formidable asset to the Republicans.

Still, pride is a formidable asset and as the reigning champion McIlroy will want to put up a good show.

China may well have three small carriers within five to ten years, though military analysts think it would take much longer for the Chinese to learn how to use them well.A new gunboat diplomacyThis promises to be a formidable array of assets.

This deal follows another big merger, that of Bank of America and FleetBoston, announced with much fanfare in October.The latest combination will be a formidable one, with $1.1 trillion of assets, second in the American banking firmament only to Citigroup (and not that far behind see chart).

A governor can be a formidable force.

He would indeed be a formidable adversary.

Catching McIlroy will be a formidable task.

He will be a formidable candidate.

Clinton will be a formidable foe.