Sentence examples for formidable leadership from inspiring English sources

Life's good at the top, but to get there you'll need formidable leadership skills, strategic planning skills to shape the future direction of the organisation and of course many years of management experience gained in NGOs.

Gove praised his "formidable" leadership rivals – Theresa May and Andrea Leadsom – minutes after crashing out of the race on Thursday, after his late bid for No 10 against former ally Boris Johnson proved lethal for both men.

Activist surveys rating her as a formidable leadership candidate seem to have irritated the education secretary, irrespective of whether he is acting, as he mostly does, as a loyal defender of the chancellor's hopes, or whether there is, as some discern, more ambition than that within the Gove household.

This helps to explain why early Internet companies like Amazon that survived initial industry shakeouts have developed formidable leadership positions.

In good and less good times, there's praise ladled around – for "the undiminished quality of our journalism, our brilliant executive editor with his formidable new leadership team …" etc.

The American superstate would provide formidable economic leadership, ensuring growth and prosperity far into the future.

United and operating in concert, forming by far the most widely spread and largest economy the world has ever seen, the superstate would provide formidable economic leadership as the world enters the Third Millennium, ensuring growth and prosperity far into the 21st century.

If Clegg remains in government after the 2015 election, whether with Labour or the Conservatives, the Glasgow speech's unsparing focus on another five years in power will seem in retrospect to be a formidable act of leadership.

"With formidable new business leadership in Stephen Fitzpatrick and the board presence of Justin King, we are now in a great place ahead of the new season.

The tsunami response presented formidable management and leadership challenges, which have been largely met by hard working and dedicated UNICEF staff.

Many WI sessions taught how to make do and mend, whether it was competing to create the best article of child's clothing from a flour bag or turning stockings into mittens or learning to knit with dog wool.The institute, which benefited from the leadership of formidable and well-connected women, got them through.