More telling – and maybe more powerful in countering Isis recruitment propaganda – is the belief by Hassan's family that he had grown disillusioned with Isis and had been trying to return home.
Mr. Jacobs said that Ms. Bachmann was establishing "the presence of the Tea Party Caucus as a kingmaker," and that if she used it strategically and carefully chose a few key battles, "they can be as powerful and maybe more powerful than the Blue Dogs," the now-depleted group of moderate and conservative Democrats who served as a counterweight to their party's liberal wing.
"YouTube is becoming a social network that is maybe even more powerful than MySpace.
Jazz and hip-hop both have histories of collectivity: musicians sacrificing their own interests to make an art musically, and maybe socially, more powerful.
The theory that Mars is getting warmer alongside Earth goes like this: If the temperature on Mars is increasing too, then maybe a more powerful sun is responsible for terrestrial climate change.
Maybe rovers much more powerful than Spirit and Opportunity -- artificial intelligences, in fact, and happy to be on Mars, because it's the world they were designed for, and they're protecting an indigenous cryptoendolithic, or hidden in rock, bacterial culture they have discovered.
Axel Kjerulf wrote that in the Adagio section, he heard a Dream giving way to a "Dream about Deeds... Carl Nielsen has maybe never written more powerful, beautiful, fundamentally healthy and genuine music than here".
Love: is it a basic human psychological force that evolved in part to boost our will to survive (what is the last thing you think of in a near death situation but the faces of your loved ones?) or is it maybe something even more powerful than we can yet understand?
You can expand the public's voice – maybe in a much more powerful way – if you take over architecture in the city".
"The fact is that it's the basketball coach, Coach K, who's the most powerful person at Duke, and in Durham, and maybe in North Carolina — much more powerful than the college president himself.
"The fact is that it's the basketball coach, Coach K, who's the most powerful person at Duke, and in Durham, and maybe in North Carolina much more powerful than the college president himself.
