Sentence examples for may wield a from inspiring English sources

His class is one of the very few hands-on cadaver-based courses at the secondary-school level, where a teenager may wield a bone saw.

NEW YORK TIMES | NEW YORK TIMES Alec Baldwin vs. the Goldman Executive | Goldman Sachs executives may wield a lot of power, but that may not mean much in a contest against the popular "30 Rock" actor.

Senator Snowe may wield a pivotal vote on health care, but it is in a body that is unrepresentative and anti-majoritarian by design.

Collinsonia: Studies suggest that this Advanced Resonance homeopathic remedy may wield a corrective action on the anorectal region.

I will announce the directors on my next post … A report last week suggested that there had been some backstage wrangling over the eighth film, with speculation that Diesel may wield an obstructive level of veto.

There is evidence that wider aspects of parenting, including good communication generally, parental monitoring and family 'connectedness' are positively associated with sexual health outcomes 16 and that parents may wield an effect through their influence on risk behaviours, such as alcohol use 16 17 and/or by moderating peer pressure.

Where he may or may not wield a model of Glamdring and sit in his own replica of the Iron Throne.

At the same time, there is uncertainty about how he may wield authority in a system where power has grown increasingly diffuse.

Foreign intelligence services seek to penetrate U.S. presidential campaigns to understand America's political winds and to collect potentially sensitive details about candidates and others who may wield power in a future administration.

You will find yourself ennobled by Johnson's example and may wield this book like a sunlit talisman against your post-holiday depression.

Neither of them, though, may wield enough clout to catapult them onto a national ticket this year.