Sentence examples for fearsome advantages from inspiring English sources
Should this extend to the top job, he would have two fearsome advantages over almost any conceivable rival.
And in the days since the election new details are emerging about just how outmatched the Republicans were on the technology side, prompting a partywide re-examination of how to avoid a repeat and regain the once-fearsome tactical advantages they held in the era of President George W. Bush.
The club also enjoys some advantages above and beyond its fearsome talent.
They do not appear to be as fearsome as in 1996 and 1999 when they had two major advantages -- screaming national crowds and the greatest female player who has ever lived, Michelle Akers, now retired from international play because of too much stress on her weary body.
But the most fearsome thing about them is that queen bees often take advantage of friendships and might turn every one of your "friends" against you over the course of a day just to wreck and break you.
The Mariners built a fearsome team in the mid-90's around a lineup of bashers who took advantage of the snug Kingdome.
The woman in the trouser-suit still has enough in-built advantages to survive a storm of doubts from star power to a national political network to a fearsome reputation for taking revenge on people who cross her.
The alternative is fearsome.
So much for fearsome fairytales.
