Sentence examples for great agent of from inspiring English sources
Commerce, he added, would be the "great agent of this movement" and would flourish between America and China.Special report The Pacific Age Galleons and gunships The flying factory America's big bet Your rules or mine?
Hollywood, it's a great agent of change in America.
See, when Obama opted out of taking the $80 some-odd million dollars of "public financing," he was "rightly criticized" (and though I think Obama's decision was the correct one, I'll allow the "rightly" for the sake of argument) for breaking his word, and this was followed by a raft of esoteric lament that this made the Great Agent of Change and Hope "just another politician".
Supreme Court decisions can be great agents of social change or check the other two branches of the federal government.
Councillor John Temple suggested the name change at a Meander Valley council meeting this week, noting that Trump was "likely to be the greatest agent of change this century".
Empower them to be even greater agents of change within their communities.
In 1869, Mr. Gilman founded a related business, the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, which was destined to become what the author calls "one of the greatest agents of creative destruction in the United States".
[15] Greg Mortenson, coauthor of Three Cups of Tea writes: "Young women are the developing world's greatest agents of progress.
She is one of the century's greatest agents of social change, though it's perhaps more accurate to describe her as an enduring force of nature.
Lucius Cornelius Balbus, the nephew of Julius Caesar's great agent, who was governor of Africa and conqueror of the Garamantes, was the last man outside Augustus' family to receive this award.
Within the tropical forests and woodlands, fire undoubtedly has been the great human agent of clearance and degradation, of far greater efficacy than felling, bark-ringing, or uprooting at least until the introduction of modern plantation agriculture and logging.
