Sentence examples for could prove powerful from inspiring English sources

In Exeter, Barbara Berman, 66, said Inslee's climate change message could prove powerful.

She is indeed popular with New York firefighters, but one from the days after 9/11 could prove powerful.

Republican operatives, while expressing dismay at the critique of Bain Capital, nevertheless acknowledged that it could prove powerful in coloring voters' perceptions of Mr. Romney as he enters South Carolina, a state where he has struggled in the past.

His message of economic populism could prove powerful in a state where voters are anxious about troubling signs such as the rising price of oil — now close to $100 a barrel.

Likewise, if Digg has users' trust, then a recommendation could prove powerful for advertisers, the site and readers alike.

Haji recognizes that mobile phones could prove powerful tools for increasing engagement and further improving users' finances.

Experimental evolution could prove a powerful tool for researchers working on metabolic engineering, says Herring.

Though it was difficult to imagine on Monday, restoration of trade could prove a powerful economic engine.

The interest of national oil companies, like Sinopec, could prove a powerful and lasting driver for mergers.

The prospect of higher costs leading to higher debt from loan burdens could prove too powerful a barrier.

Despite investment, determination, optimism and creativity, there is still fear that population decline could prove too powerful a foe.