Sentence examples for formidable positions from inspiring English sources

Two small banks that have sprung up in recent years have climbed to formidable positions in the league tables.

Whether or not regulators give their blessing and on that front, despite the optimism of Mr Reed and Mr Weill, there are serious obstacles to overcome the prospect that a single company will have formidable positions in consumer banking, corporate finance, stockbroking, mutual funds and life insurance is sure to force others to run even faster.

But, with such an historic opportunity to elect the first woman of African American and Indian American descent or the first Latina to such a high office as California's next U.S. Senator, the simple fact of having Harris and Sanchez in such formidable positions on the ballot will surely bode well for Clinton.

The merger gives Wells a formidable position in areas such as mortgages.

Her longevity in power has helped her cement her formidable position in Europe.

An incumbent firm possessing complementary assets and strong appropriability is in a formidable position [Teece, D.J., 1986.

"The corporation is placed in the very formidable position of trying to convince the jury that the Patent Office is wrong.

Facebook, which has become a larger threat in recent years, could use Groupon to enhance its formidable position in social networking, Mr. Sullivan said.

Iowa is an unpredictable starting gate of presidential politics, and Mr. Romney retains many strengths, including a formidable position in New Hampshire, where he has comfortably led in polls all year.

Grab, which launched its service in 2012 with 40 drivers in Malaysia, came late to the ride-hailing game, only after Uber had established a formidable position in the United States.

But Mr. Pataki's formidable position these days is, in truth, as much a reflection of what even Democrats say is his adroit and largely successful effort to position himself in a state whose electoral dynamics have shifted notably, and increasingly to his disadvantage, in the last eight years.