Sentence examples for more powerful since from inspiring English sources

The internet has become much more powerful since "Wikinomics" was published.

The big banks, which have only gotten bigger and more powerful since the financial crisis, prefer that approach.

That movement has grown ever more powerful since the war of 1967, and seemed until Ariel Sharon's "betrayal" to have imposed an unbreakable armlock on the state itself.

They speak a language just beyond our understanding, but which is all the more powerful since we only understand it in parts.

But Edward Albee's comedy about decrepitude (or tragedy about survival) has grown only more powerful since its premiere Off Broadway in 1994, as this spring's brilliantly polished Broadway production by Joe Mantello proved.

While mobile devices have become much more powerful since the first smartphones appeared, their battery life has barely improved, Microsoft researcher Ranveer Chandra said Monday at MIT Technology Review's Digital Summit in San Francisco.

Those raised by planets on their moons are more powerful still, since a planet is bigger, and thus has stronger gravity, than its moons.

FEMA also does not take into account the erosion Vermont is experiencing with more powerful storms, since it only considers inundation floods.

But the rocket that fell near a clinic in central Ashkelon was an imported Katyusha, the first of that more powerful type since a tenuous calm took hold more than two weeks ago.

This time the scientists found that as the land has been drained, particularly with the use of more powerful pumps since the second world war, almost all the sites have been seriously damaged, and many destroyed.

It's to pad the nests of the rich, stop all reform, and deregulate big corporations and Wall Street – already more powerful than since the late 19th century when the lackeys of robber barons literally deposited sacks of cash on the desks of friendly legislators.