Sentence examples for considerable might from inspiring English sources

Brisbane are gone, though, after succumbing to the considerable might and power of North Queensland Cowboys at Townsville on Saturday night.

Federer shook off two break points in the opening game with Tsonga swinging with all his considerable might and then jumped out to a 4-0 lead.

Given its strength in so many areas of the industry and enormous sales and consulting staff, now approaching 1,500, Gartner has considerable might to increase its market share industry-wide.

iOS and OS X will definitely be a highlight, he suggests, though he does caution that the changes on the iOS 7 side, which are rumored to be guided by Apple design lead Jony Ive and are said to be quite considerable, might not be as extreme as they are being characterized by some early reports.

The South African business community also lent its considerable might to the British charm offensive.

We also see that in all three countries there is considerable concern about increasing the effectiveness of institutions to support change – but there are considerable differences in what might be the best solution here.

Last year, Mr. Cole focused his considerable corporate might on homelessness; before that, he sponsored voter-registration campaigns.

The British romcom, typified by Richard Curtis and his Working Title collaborations, was our most reliably profitable cinematic export for a considerable – some might say interminable – time.

Last month, it very much appeared that the ADL was going to be swinging its considerable lobbying might behind the Bush administration's attempts to stall this resolution.

Indeed, as C4's touching documentary 9/11: The Falling Man demonstrated, considerable distance might be the very thing that makes you care.

Ferguson's self-confidence – which, if it wasn't accompanied by considerable charm, might be downright insufferable – is no doubt partly a matter of temperament.