Sentence examples for have remarkable power from inspiring English sources

For the last 30 years, a new generation of tribal lawyers has blown the dust off old treaties to find that the deeds signed by kings and presidents still have remarkable power in court.

DAs have remarkable power to present only the evidence that they desire the grand jury to hear; this is why cases almost always proceed to the next stage on the road to trial.

High-throughput sequencing and variation surveys using it have remarkable power to screen genomes for genetic evidence of evolution [ 54].

The flea beetles (a group of the Chrysomelidae) have remarkable powers of leaping.

The idea that plants can have remarkable powers has faded these days, so far have we travelled from our roots in the natural world, but in the past it was a commonplace: the ability of powdered willow bark, for example, to relieve fevers was known for thousands of years before its active ingredient was synthesised as aspirin.

Human beings, as well as frogs, have remarkable powers of adaptation.

"Cites has remarkable power.

Even so, the ocean has remarkable power to dilute radioactive effluents, because of its sheer volume and depth.

Nevertheless, the measure drew a bipartisan 234-to-192 vote of approval as an amendment to the forthcoming Homeland budget bill, proving, once again, that the gun issue has remarkable power to derange politics.

It looked effortless for Dembélé to go past Sébastien Bassong in first-half stoppage time, even if the shot that flew beyond Heurelho Gomes at his near post had remarkable power and accuracy.

He had remarkable powers of endurance against the toughest physical torment.