Sentence examples for be an effective commander from inspiring English sources
You can't be an effective commander in chief if you don't have credibility.
And 80percentt said they thought Mr. McCain would probably be an effective commander in chief; 58 percent said that Mr. Obama would.
But voters, by a wide margin, view Mr. McCain as better prepared to be president than Mr. Obama, and as more likely to be an effective commander in chief.
Fifty-nine pexpressedpressed confidence in Mr. Obama's ability to be an effective commander in chief, slightly more than the 56 percent who had confidence in that area in Mitt Romney, the putative Republican nominee.
But Mr. McCain enjoyed an advantage when it came to questions about which candidate would make a better commander in chief: 47 percent of voters said Mr. McCain was very likely to be an effective commander in chief, compared with 33percentt who said Mr. Obama would be.
A majority of those polled — both women and men — said they thought Mrs. Clinton would be an effective commander in chief, suggesting she has made headway in diminishing concerns that her sex would impede her from leading the nation in wartime.
Mr Garang was an effective commander.
The truth is that Colonel Steele was an effective commander, and a far more intelligent and adaptable commander than he appears to be in the article.
I don't know if Cobra is a good man, or if he is a particularly clever man, but he is an effective commander.
Stilwell was an effective troop commander, and Roosevelt requested that Chiang place Stilwell in command of all Chinese forces.
