Sentence examples for being able to wield from inspiring English sources

The latest Deep Q-network is far from being able to wield this kind of malign power.

The chances of Simon Property and Westfield being able to wield influence over Taubman's charter, which requires a two-thirds vote to enact change, were also considered slim because, Taubman said in November, it had a 33.8percentt voting stake in the company.

We need to have the feminine (i.e. relational, nurturing) and we need to have the masculine of being able to wield power in difficult situations.

I can work anywhere, so it's just a matter of being focused and executing the concept and being able to wield the technique and innovate at the same time.

"That specific style of sexual empowerment, being able to wield sexuality as power -- I needed to do that in order to be able to turn into the woman I am now".

The West, which in the past has been able to wield significant influence over Turkey, should not let this happen.

"But the more shareholders they get, the more influence they'll be able to wield at companies".

The sheer power and influence that 4chan is able to wield online is difficult to deny and often goes beyond the Internet.

But the agent added, "Before you're able to wield that power, you'd like to have a longer track record".

Even with Thursday's ruling, Mr. Malema might still be able to wield his influence during the party's internal electoral process next year.

By usually acting in tandem with Washington, Britain has been able to wield a greater influence in global politics than it would on its own.