Sentence examples for and while it may not wield from inspiring English sources

To get Nintendo Land you'll need to opt for the Wii U Premium Pack (it's also available separately) and while it may not wield the same future shock as Wii Sports, it does the job of introducing you and up to four friends to the variety of things Wii U can do.

Clerics like Montazeri and Saneei may not wield much political power, but their moral authority and spiritual following are large, and probably growing.

But the State may not wield its economic whip in this fashion when the effect is to cause a deprivation to needy dependent children in order to correct an arguable fault of their parents.

Where he may or may not wield a model of Glamdring and sit in his own replica of the Iron Throne.

Her voice may not wield the belt of Ms. LuPone, who originated the role on Broadway, but it is rich and powerful, deeply accented with Spanish.

It does not have the muscle in either chamber to threaten the government's majority.Though he may not wield much hard power, Mr Monti does have plenty of soft power.

They may not wield the massive budgets of federal agencies — though departments in the largest states can come close — but you don't need to go after all 50 states to justify the investment of marketing to state governments.

Nevertheless, Courtillot insists, the programs may wield considerable impact as the years go by: "It may not seem like much in terms of percentages now.

While it may or may not help, it wont hurt.

While she did not wield the absolute power of which Renaissance rulers dreamed, she tenaciously upheld her authority to make critical decisions and to set the central policies of both state and church.

And, since the footballer does not wield executive powers in the company, he may have been unaware of the contents of the agreement when it was signed.