Sentence examples for successful forces from inspiring English sources
The phrase "successful forces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe groups or entities that have achieved their goals or objectives effectively, often in a context related to military, organizational, or social dynamics. Example: "The successful forces in the campaign managed to secure a decisive victory against their opponents."
If successful, forces around the country will be encouraged to adopt it.
A promise that failing police forces and basic command units can be taken over by more successful forces.
Given his track record in the United States turning around big city police departments from struggling entities to successful forces, he feels he could do the same in Britain, if he was allowed to.
Mr. McCollum, whose first producing credit came in 1994 with the revival of "Damn Yankees," has suffered a few misses — "High Fidelity," to name one — but has otherwise been one of the most successful forces on Broadway for the last two decades.
Thames Valley Police could cope with more cuts as one of the most successful forces in Britain, the Home Secretary has said.
Though he proved a commercially successful force for the Saint Laurent brand, Slimane left that position in April 2016 with no official statement as to his intentions.
The last two years' harvests have been much more successful, forcing him to rent a further six acres near Salisbury to meet growing demand.
Fifteen years after taking power, the ruling generals are back where they started, employing the method at which they are most successful, force.
The habeas corpus claim in the court of appeal was successful, forcing the UK government to ask the US to return Rahmatullah into its custody, so that he could be charged or released.
Since then, the question for Podemos supporters has been simple: why had the blisteringly successful force that erupted from popular discontent over austerity and corruption to threaten four decades of two-party rule suddenly fallen short?
President Barack Obama's administration has reportedly refused to allow its closest allies in the Middle East to supply heavy weapons directly to the Kurdish YPG militia, widely regarded as the most effective – and successful – force yet to face the so-called "Islamic State" directly on the battlefield.
