Sentence examples for it's impotent from inspiring English sources

But, as a means of identifying literary influence, it's impotent (to use the paper's terms).

"A lot of the time, once legal counsel is done with your marketing material, it's impotent," said Abhinav Shukla, a founder of AlphaHarvest Capital, a small New York-based hedge fund.

"Or even if there is scrutiny, it's impotent scrutiny because nobody can really force the hand of any department".

Is this why he, the key to any serious investigation of British complicity in the lawless activities of the invading allies, is now entering his 11th year of captivity, with the coalition government insisting, just as its predecessor did, that it is impotent to persuade the US to return him home to the UK?

All I can say in response is that either football is apathetic or it is impotent in its efforts.

If this was the measure of the destructive wrath that Bin Laden's followers were about to wreak on London, it was impotent.

The four Satellite Landscapes, known individually as Transportation Landscape, Waste Landscape, Manufacturing Landscape, and Power Landscape repurpose her precise extractions into collages of industrial history; seen from above, man's Great Work is at once arresting as it is impotent.

It is impotent and at the mercy of an antagonistic federalist court – the ECJ.

But William A. Niskanen, a Reagan administration economist and former chairman of the libertarian Cato Institute, studied the effect of starving the beast at the end of his career and concluded that it was impotent.

It is impotent to point out that although the present study was undertaken in a non-Western culture, i.e., Saudi Arabia, it had similar results with earlier studies conducted in Western cultures(Zacher and Rosing 2015; Zacher and Wilden 2014; Zacher et al. 2014).

But larger than my dislike of Empire Christianity is the observation that it is impotent in being a force to destroy white supremacy.