Sentence examples for how much more powerful from inspiring English sources

"We can put this power of creativity in the hands of kids - imagine how much more powerful when they reach adulthood," says Mr Reichental.

And how much more powerful would the experience be if they took swimming back outdoors?

When Lear curses his daughter with sterility, how much more powerful coming from a mother than a father.

If that was true of private industry, how much more powerful is the case when it comes to a major media organisation such as the BBC?

How much more powerful is that networked intelligence than a reporter with a phone, a Rolodex and the space between his or her ears?

How much more powerful is a close-up of your cat's face if the purring is also "filling" the sound stage?

And watching Mr. Williams return to the kind of improvisation-style routines that made him famous in the 1970s is bittersweet, like watching Jimmy Connors play tennis again: they are still impressive, but audiences can't help recalling how much more elastic and powerful they were at their peak.

"Watching Mr. Williams return to the kind of improvisation-style routines that made him famous in the 1970s is bittersweet, like watching Jimmy Connors play tennis again: they are still impressive, but audiences can't help recalling how much more elastic and powerful they were at their peak," Alessandra Stanley wrote in The New York Times.

You know how people who are much more powerful than other people have a big advantage in any contest between them?

How do we enable much more powerful biological designs?

After two and half pages on the mathematics of bond yields, for example, comes this quip: "So how did this 'Mr Bond' become so much more powerful than the Mr Bond created by Ian Fleming?