Sentence examples for be a force during from inspiring English sources

Do they have enough people to be a force during the legislative session?

If the Labor Day weekend proved anything, it is that the Republican candidates for president are still eager to woo the Tea Party movement that proved to be a force in politics during the 2010 midterm elections.

Wadada Leo Smith was a force in motion during the early stretch of his concert at Roulette in Brooklyn on Friday night.

Their pass rush is a force, as it was during the Giants' playoff run in the 2007 season.

Their concern with individual conduct was a force for social conformity during the middle years of the century rather than for that depth of individual religious experience that the first advocates of "vital religion" had preached in the 18th century.

She avoided media interviews like the one that plagued her in 1994, but was a force behind the scenes during the eventually successful campaign.

"She's a force of nature," Mr. Pawlenty said during the interview at The Times.

"This dialogue will be a restraining force during a long period of time when North Korea will not want to rock the boat," Mr. Harrison predicted from the United States.

Having an internal enemy was a galvanising force during the leadership race.

Conflict with the Soviet Union has perhaps been a unifying force during a time of change.

Strikes played a key role in the downfall of Hosni Mubarak in 2011, and were a destabilising force during the final months of Morsi's tenure.