Sentence examples for potential alliances from inspiring English sources

As a result of Senator James Jeffords's defection from the Republican Party, the Senate is now a hodgepodge of potential alliances on various issues.

The party has missed a clear chance to build momentum, and perhaps stronger potential alliances, ahead of the looming national poll.

The string of new and potential alliances follows a deal struck in September 1999, when LG Electronics sold half of its flat-display screen division to Philips for $1.6 billion.

As Guardian Australia's Bridie Jabour noted in today's election blog, even entertaining the idea of potential alliances and preference deals presents the government with the opportunity for a scare campaign.

The two established parties in favor of the bailout deal, New Democracy and the Socialists, have described Syriza's stance as reckless and irresponsible, and were exploring potential alliances ahead of the elections.

"When the left 'bets against God'....[it] forgoes potential alliances with faith communities that share common moral, economic and social ground".In Britain at least, it looks likely that the centre-left will continue to swing erratically between cultivating Islam and cultivating wariness of Islam.

Although Henry now had increased support in the Empire for a potential alliance against Louis of France, the two kings were now moving towards potentially settling their disputes peacefully; for Henry, a peace treaty could allow him to focus on Sicily and his crusade.

Cable mocks Miliband, who recently texted him about a potential alliance.

Mr. Marini's candidacy was also criticized by center-left voters who reject any potential alliance with Mr. Berlusconi.

The shakeout in the wireless industry could translate into victory for the big carriers, whose agents roamed the conference assessing potential alliance partners.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30 — When Eric E. Schmidt, Google's chief executive, was named to Apple Computer's board this week, it did more than signal a potential alliance between powerful companies.