Sentence examples for be particularly powerful from inspiring English sources
In business, the push factors were found to be particularly powerful, "unlike, say, in medicine or teaching".
I'm sure it's not unusual to say that I find the death of children in novels to be particularly powerful and devastating".
Loyalty, unity, patriotic feeling: these things do not require royalty to engender them, as scores of countries show, but it is nevertheless true that monarchy can be particularly powerful at doing so.
Their influence, adds Healy, can be particularly powerful in Africa, where government is much more reliant on personal relationships than the kind of systematic approach more prevalent in the West, and where the village elders model is culturally significant.
These are not dramatic closures of maternity wards, big events that would inspire fury and noisy protest; instead the process is much smaller, more fragmented in scale, and hardest felt by people who tend not to be particularly powerful or vocal.
Governments, Keynesians reckoned, needed to make up for hamstrung firms and families, by borrowing and spending more (or taxing less) to put excess savings to work.When there is slack in the economy, fiscal stimulus can be particularly powerful thanks to a "multiplier" effect.
The public-sector unions are particularly powerful.
"Pre-merger, neither Carlton nor Granada are particularly powerful.
"Other Russias" 's portrayals of women are particularly powerful.
The sculptor's figure studies in oil are particularly powerful, at once wan and excruciating.
