Sentence examples for more powerful during from inspiring English sources

Some lawmakers insist the caucus will be more powerful during the Obama presidency.

He subdued the sporadic revolts of the nobility, who had become more powerful during the period of civil wars, and strengthened his alliance with the new Bulgarian emperor, John Alexander, by marrying his sister Helen in 1332.

From this uniform--if still imperfect--record, the researchers found that, globally, the top third of tropical cyclones rated by maximum wind speed became more powerful during the time period from 1981 to 2006, although the increase was smaller than found in the earlier studies.

"Super" puffins become more powerful during political upheavals because allies run to them for protection.

The Whigs grew more powerful during the course of the War of the Spanish Succession, until in 1710 Anne dismissed many of them from office.

The gamma response is also more powerful during the first movement of a repetitive sequence than in succeeding movements (Muthukumaraswamy 2010).

Mr. Nuon Chea began his statement with an account of the early years of the Cambodian Communist movement and its struggle to remain independent of the larger and more powerful Vietnamese Communist Party during the years of the Vietnam War.

The songs seemed to take on more powerful meanings during the Sunday night performance. .

A well trained core will also help you take bigger, more powerful strides during your run-up and allow you to go faster on the runway with better control.

The two lived during Zanarkand's war with the more powerful Bevelle, and during the course of the war, Zanarkand ordered all summoners to the front lines, separating the couple.

The advantages of being part of a far more powerful country, particularly during the height of Britain's imperial power, have long been weighed, among Scots, against the bloody history of English military depradations north of the border, especially during Bonnie Prince Charlie's rebellion in 1745.