Sentence examples for it can wield from inspiring English sources

BBVA believes it can wield its vast financial firepower (it is Spain's second-largest bank by assets) to buy products more cheaply than consumers could and distribute them through its branches at a profit.

HTC says it has its own intellectual property it can wield, noting that it produced the first Windows Mobile phone (in 2002) and the first "gesture-based" smart phone (in 2007).

Congress Kid-Glove Treatment On Capitol Hill For decades, the F.B.I. has held the upper hand as lawmakers, mindful of its public stature as well as the real power it can wield, have been reluctant to criticize its operations but eager to lavish spending on it.

Don't underestimate the levers a government holds, the implied threats it can wield or the power in signalling its strong intent.

The state holds the power to decertify hospitals — a potent stick it can wield to enforce compliance.

Once a colonial power in Africa, France still clings to the idea that it can wield influence in the region, and Zimbabwe remains an important African state.

That's the kind of power I can wield, even though I never actually wield it.

No aristocracy worth its salt can wield a majority on its own.

"It remains to be seen how well she can wield it".

By trampling property rights, especially of individuals, the government has made it clear that anything goes, that those who have the power can wield it without restraint.

At the moment only the rich and famous can wield it to effect.