Sentence examples for more powerful agents from inspiring English sources

While foreign scrutiny of Russia's economic progress has centered on the government's reform checklist, some economists say Russian companies are more powerful agents of change.

The tiny black particles released into the atmosphere by burning fuels are far more powerful agents of global warming than had previously been estimated, some of the world's most prominent atmospheric scientists reported in a study issued on Tuesday.

Once we are satisfied that embodiment does matter in these simple systems, we study more and more powerful agents, starting with systems endowed with internal states, then systems with a complex internal architecture that provides them with an internal dynamics.

Initial LDL-C-lowering effects vary depending on statin potency, and can be anywhere from >20% with the weaker drugs and >40% with more powerful agents.

As resistance to antibiotics becomes more common; the prevalence of multidrug-resistant (MDR) pathogens in clinical and veterinary practices thus increases [ 3], therefore, new and even more powerful agents are needed for the treatment of MDR microbial infections.

NEW YORK — Which is the more powerful agent of social change: fear or sympathy?

"An immune response is a much more powerful agent against these bacteria than is trying to rearrange things within your intestinal flora," Dr. Offit said.

Methane is, over the short term, a more powerful agent of global warming than carbon dioxide, and if leaks during fracking exceed a certain level they will negate the advantage that gas has over coal: namely that the carbon dioxide it releases when burnt is lower, per unit of energy produced.

Carbon dioxide gets more press, but methane is the more powerful agent of global warming, 21 times more effective than carbon dioxide at trapping heat in the atmosphere.

It needs to be noted that, despite the fact that everyone can express their opinion, Sarkozy will always have the last word, since he is a more powerful Agent.

There's more information about book projects being passed around faster on Web sites and e-mail, for instance; movie scouts," to whom agents like to leak material before it's even sold to a publisher, "are becoming more powerful, and agents submit to so many places, often to every house and every imprint within the houses, that a novel gets a certain buzz before it's even sold".