Sentence examples for continued powerful from inspiring English sources
That most desirable of all outcomes will only come about with a continued, powerful and dedicated partnership between basic science investigators in academia and their colleagues in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries.
However, due to the continued powerful performance of Bridget Jones's Baby, takings were 61% up on the late-September frame from 2015, when Everest, Legend and The Maze Runner: Scorch Trials held on to the chart's top places.
Looking ahead, the Multiple Listing Service said the prospect was for "a continued powerful demand" for housing in Westchester, with continued high prices for homes, which might -- but might not -- put a brake on sales.
In fourth place "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" (Summit Entertainment) continued its powerful run with $13.5 million for a new total of $264.9 million.
While wages and profits have responded modestly, or not at all, to the extreme macroeconomic policy environment, the stock market has continued its powerful rise.
New York City's technology industry continued its powerful expansion in 2012, and its leaders helped serve New Yorkers through new partnerships to support education, professional development and small business growth across the five boroughs.
Also, expect VW/Audi to grow strongly and Nissan's Infiniti division to continue a powerful rebound.
To that end, I'm joining Robinhood to lead product, where we will continue building powerful tools to give everyone broader access to our financial system," Elman tells TechCrunch.
That's part of their job, to create a mythology that allows them to continue being powerful.
In all of these cases, it will continue our powerful tradition of free expression -- one that we must protect and nurture so our academic communities can continue their important work.
It takes no deep imagination to see that this poem continues its powerful summons in a contemporary way even for us, perhaps especially in an election season that converges for now with Lent.
