Sentence examples for makes for a formidable from inspiring English sources

The combination of the trust and the Rothschilds makes for a formidable lobbying organisation.

Jones makes for a formidable opposite number; she's a consistently brilliant actor who needs a breakthrough.

The novel is long, 871 pages in the Harvill edition, with a huge cast of characters that makes for a formidable challenge.

It makes for a formidable combination.

Nonetheless, with their different political hues they should make for a formidable pair.

Because ZiPS forecasts are well-known for their accuracy and freely available on the internet, they make for a formidable baseline.

The bloke at right back is the club president; Alex and Mark Robertson make for a formidable father-son coaching unit, and the club captain Neil Jablonski coaches the Under-20s.

I'll repeat what I wrote last week: Edwards will never be president, but he would make for a formidable labour secretary in any incoming Democratic administration.

Mr. Levy, while largely an unknown quantity outside Long Island, has a sharp tongue and a spirited demeanor, and many Republicans say that he could make for a formidable opponent on the stump against Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo, the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Good generalship and the soldiers' loyalty and resilience, as well as excellent artillery and cavalry, made for a formidable military force that achieved the notable expansion of the empire during the 18th century.

The rest of her fellow nominees followed suit, making for a formidable showing of women on stage that drew a standing ovation from the crowd.