Sentence examples for could marshal from inspiring English sources

What cause could marshal that much of a Beatles reunion?

What the U.S. really needs is leadership that could marshal that effort.

If she could marshal the facts, then surely she would be able to explain them.

No presidents since have felt the need or believed they could marshal political support for comparable undertakings.

The main risk of using private contractors is that they could marshal their resources to influence regulators.

When my parents watched the moon landing in 1969, only nation states could marshal the resources for space exploration.

But Mr. Corzine's fellow Democrats could not marshal the votes to get it through the Legislature.

Although Frederick seemed at times on the verge of repeating Barbarossa's achievement, he could not marshal the resources needed for the task.

Even without warplanes, Colonel Qaddafi's government could still marshal far superior tanks, armor and artillery, along with the finances and organization to prosecute a counteroffensive.

The combined result may mean that the government could quickly marshal enough smallpox vaccine now to protect most of the country should the need arise.

In his accounts of the fights of Muhammad Ali or his delight in the magic of the young George Best, he could both marshal an effortless range of reference and find the punchline that brought a smile to Sunday morning lips.