Sentence examples for formidable state from inspiring English sources
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.
While some of the homes that Kondo visits are in a formidable state of disarray and may suggest that some homeowners have the beginnings of a hoarding problem, Bratiotis notes that the fact that clients appear to quickly and easily discard their possessions is a strong sign that they do not suffer from hoarding disorder, which is quite rare.
Although large investment banks like Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup still dominate deal-making in China - particularly those involving the country's formidable state-run enterprises - American boutique banks are gaining traction.
His dreams of staying in office until 2024, of being the most formidable state-builder in Russian history since Peter the Great, may yet founder on the peninsula of Crimea.
The challenges ahead are formidable, stated Baccile.
In a correspondence lasting from 1947 to Berenson's death in 1959, Trevor-Roper writes glancingly about Suez and Israel and acutely about the differences between East and West Germany (the East 'converted into a formidable industrial state, the Black Country of the Balkans', the West all 'formless materialism').
Lucas teamed with John Havlicek, Larry Siegfried, and Bob Knight on the formidable Ohio State teams of the early 1960s.
Mr. Perry is formidable in state politics, never losing an election in Texas — let's just tiptoe around that presidential disaster — since winning a seat in the State House of Representatives in 1984.
The Koch political trust is the most formidable multi-state grassroots political operation in America.
His predecessor was William Ross, the formidable secretary of state for Scotland in Harold Wilson's governments.
Hillary Clinton's legacy may not be far off from that: another female pioneer, a formidable Secretary of State, who takes nonsense from nobody.
