Sentence examples for has formidable advantages from inspiring English sources
Dongguan has formidable advantages as a place to do business, as Frank Jaeger, a German businessman, can attest.
And, they maintain, the risks of attacking the City are small, for it has formidable advantages that are hard to replicate quickly.
In 1945, Prime Minister Winston Churchill had formidable advantages over Clement Attlee.
France has formidable foreign-intelligence services that spy on America, for economic and political advantage.
The theory has formidable critics and defenders.
Kennedy has some formidable advantages: he leads his party in N.Y.; he has powerful supporters like Jesse Unruh of Calif.; he has labor support; he has possible support from ethnic minorities.
Despite this, China will continue to have three formidable advantages in manufacturing that will benefit the economy as a whole.First, it is clinging on to low-cost manufacturing, even as it goes upmarket to exploit higher-value activities.
In a nutshell, Labour has a formidable advantage over the Tories on health, but scarcely more than a third of voters trust Ed Miliband's party on the issue.
But the U.S. dollar has a formidable advantage: If countries stopped investing their foreign reserves in dollars, their currencies would appreciate against the dollar and they would suffer capital losses on their large dollar holdings.
The Chudnovskys have formidable competitors.
