Sentence examples for formidable ground from inspiring English sources

Pair Dobbs with Jalen Hurd, one of the best running backs in the nation, and you've got a formidable ground game.

Taliban ground forces are hard to locate and destroy from the air because, in the absence of a formidable ground opponent, they can easily disperse.

Bush holds a formidable ground game in both South Carolina and Nevada and will be joined there this week by brother George W Bush.

Ted Cruz, the maverick Texas senator, used his formidable ground game to beat the bombastic property tycoon Donald Trump into second place in the Republican race.

With more than 100,000 troops in Iraq, the Americans have a formidable ground force in place with no set timetable for leaving.

But he warns that Clinton still has the resources to deploy a formidable ground game of her own, something there are few official figures to prove or disprove.

The Packers, however, very clearly did not have a formidable enough ground game to rely on.

Utah — specifically Salt Lake City and its ecosystem — has become a formidable breeding ground for startups, even developing its own unicorn herd.

Environment groups and GetUp want Labor to stop the project, and they offer the party valuable campaign resources, strengthening an already formidable on-ground machine, in the event there can be a meeting of the minds.

As well as a formidable state party ground operation that she helped build, Shaheen had the benefit of New Hampshire Democrats skewing more towards highly educated, high-earning, white and middle-aged voters than the young, ethnically diverse working poor who were key to Obama's wins but are notoriously difficult to turn out in midterms.

The department has averaged about 1,500 violent crimes a month in 2014 and has recorded nearly 1,000 more offenses this year compared with last, leaving it a formidable amount of ground to make up in the next few months.