Sentence examples for impressive coalition from inspiring English sources

It will undoubtedly be an impressive coalition.

That would be an impressive coalition for any theater insider to have put together.

But it turns out that Mr. Hahn, who is white and has solid black support, has attracted an impressive coalition reflecting an older Los Angeles, where non-Hispanic whites still constitute a majority of people who typically vote.

The Senate bill, which probably involved more political concessions than necessary, is a step forward and commands support from an impressive coalition: the business community, especially the high-tech industry; labor, Hispanic and civil rights groups; top current and former Republican governors; many evangelicals; and even a few right-wingers.

Today, as the United States engages once more in the Middle East, it does so with the imprimatur of a United Nations resolution and an impressive coalition of allies – not just George Bush's "coalition of the willing" – but countries not usually associated with military intervention in the region, including France and the countries of the Arab League.

Should the justices reject this "aggregate effects" analysis, it would call into question a slew of environmental laws, as well as civil rights statutes that rely on a broad definition of Congress's Commerce Clause authority -- a point underscored in a thoughtful brief filed by an impressive coalition of civil rights and public interest groups.

Every applying city formed impressive coalitions that are committed to a shared vision for transforming STEM education in their community.

And in the months that followed Sept. 11, the Bush administration marshaled an impressive international coalition.

It is, however, the success of academies that will determine how impressive the coalition's reforms look to voters next May.The dash for more autonomy has quickly created two varieties of academy.

But they have brought together an impressive statewide coalition that will not disappear with this election: Hispanic, Asian and black evangelicals; Roman Catholics; Mormons; conservatives within mainline Protestant churches; and a smattering of Orthodox Jews.

An inclusive People's Agenda was forged, supported by an impressive list of coalition partners - from faith groups to labor unions to LGBT rights organizations to women's groups and environmentalists.