Sentence examples for does not wield from inspiring English sources

For one, Ghani does not wield unilateral power.

The club is collaborative, and the head coach does not wield too much power, unlike at English clubs (especially Arsenal).

The president does not wield any formal control over the committee, though he remains an influential figure in Democratic politics.

The Operationally-Driven leader may excel at trekking a marked path but does not wield a machete to create a new one.

Those conditions are intended to ensure that the combined company does not wield excessive influence over the power markets in the Carolinas.

And, since the footballer does not wield executive powers in the company, he may have been unaware of the contents of the agreement when it was signed.

He doesn't wield a gun nor carry a placard, but he's good at arguing.

These days, even Martha Stewart doesn't wield that kind of clout.

Coach Leslie Frazier has plenty of influence on the roster and, obviously, the strategies, but fortunately for Spielman, Frazier doesn't wield as big a stick as Brad Childress did.

Not to say that Raúl doesn't wield power — he has always had plenty — but it's a partnership of some kind.

So her net-work is closely monitored to ensure she releases everything unharmed and doesn't wield her net beyond our garden.