Sentence examples for has grown powerful from inspiring English sources

In the past decade, commercial cloud computing has grown powerful faster than the rate at which highly engineered supercomputers have improved, creating more problems for government spies.

Two decades later, that union has grown powerful and self-satisfied, and Zhenya's husband cuts a less glamorous figure in her eyes as, well, a garbage man.

These days it seems like mobile gaming is entering a sort of golden age — developers are getting ambitious about the experiences they want to create, and hardware has grown powerful enough to help bring those lofty visions to life in your pocket.

The pranes had grown powerful enough to deal directly with the government.

In Belgium, extreme nationalist parties have grown powerful by exploiting tensions between Flemish and French citizens.

Mullahs of the fundamentalist Deobandi school have grown powerful in southern Punjab, spreading an aggressive, anti-Shiite, antistate message during Friday sermons in the religious schools, or madrasas, that have proliferated since the 1980s.

Ryan did not create the movement, but he did more than any other sitting politician in Washington to welcome it into the Republican fold, to insist that it shared with the G.O.P. establishment an ideological core: that its fury was just atmosphere, and that at its essence was the same stringent set of beliefs about small government and low taxes that Ryan himself had grown powerful professing.

By 2010, the bureau had grown powerful enough to wiretap officers accused of taking part in a ticket-fixing scandal, raising the ire of police unions.

Private contractors that raised taxes had been the norm in the Republican era, and some had grown powerful enough to influence the amount of votes for politicians in Rome.

"Rupert Murdoch is clearly a very, very talented businessman — he's possibly even a genius — but his organization has grown too powerful and has abused that power.

The third criticism – that the role of governor has grown too powerful – was brought up at a recent meeting of the Treasury select committee, the powerful body of MPs that holds the Bank to account.