Sentence examples for formidable asset from inspiring English sources
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.
He took up a lectureship at Jesus College, Oxford, in 1992... Describes his wife, Susan Douglas, a media executive, and clearly a formidable asset to his donnish ambitions.
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.
Steel, jelly, steel, jelly: she displayed an eerie ability to turn her concentration all the way on and all the way off, a formidable asset for a movie actor, who spends more time waiting than doing and has to tap fresh energy take after take.
Nokia and H.P. bring some formidable assets to their catch-up campaigns.
Why didn't these companies use their formidable assets to fend off free-product competitors?
Even companies with formidable assets are slow to fend off free-product competitors.
Accounts of Hofmann's instructional methods, along with his own theoretical writings, capture a teacher of formidable assets and a singular approach.
Because of its formidable assets outside Spain, particularly in the booming Brazilian market, Santander has weathered the financial crisis better than many of its Spanish counterparts.
