Sentence examples for much of a force from inspiring English sources

POLITICAL Islam has never been much of a force in Morocco.

If Mr Obama does not keep his promises, it will no longer be much of a force at all.

But just how much of a force, at least on the national stage, remains to be seen.

Lewis pointed out that Bank of America, despite its size, wasn't much of a force on Wall Street.

Pedroia's four hits Monday were a sign of how much of a force he has become; Ortiz's double and triple testified to how much of a force Ortiz wants to be again.

However, over the last year a number of other players who were not much of a force before have become involved in stock index futures, traders point out.

Chennai took its catches where Mumbai did not, and has been much more of a force since the midseason arrival of Bollinger from international duty with Australia.

The tourists improved as the Test series went on, but they are much more of a force in limited-overs cricket.

In addition, ISIS is much more of a force to be reckoned with as is al-Nusra.

It's not much of a fighting force.

And is the new king as much of a unifying force as his mother?