Sentence examples for most powerful with from inspiring English sources

Al Jazeera, based in Qatar, is by far the most powerful, with some 35 million viewers.

While Niagara is by no means the world's tallest waterfall (that's Angel Falls in Venezuela), it is one of its most powerful, with more than 168,000 cubic metres of water surging through every minute.

In the end, analysts said, Morgan's downfall may be that it tried too hard to remain what its founder had built -- a behind-the-scenes adviser to the richest and most powerful, with a driven but insular culture.

And it exposes just how shameful is the American penal state by contrasting the immunity given to the nation's most powerful with the merciless and brutal punishment meted out to its most marginalized.

Of these two channels the visual channel is the most powerful with the brain processing visuals 60,000 times faster than text (Burmark 2008).

Time will tell which narrative proves most powerful with the state's conservative-leaning voters, but Carmona's eye-popping resume is giving Democrats hope that they can pull an upset in Arizona and deliver a devastating blow to the GOP's prospects for winning control of the Senate.

The weather service said an EF-4 tornado, which is the second-most powerful with winds up to more than 200mph, hit the community at about 6.45pm on Saturday.

Reporters asked Reid about a New York Times story that suggested his conversations with leaders from Culinary Local 226, the state's most powerful union with more than 55,000 members, might have drawn more people to the caucuses, helping Clinton.

That would leave the finance ministry, now Seoul's most powerful bureaucracy, with little to do.So the ministry, which is charged with drafting the reform legislation on behalf of the government, is fighting back.

We intend to treat claims from the most powerful factions with skepticism, not reverence.

The executive, under the prime minister, is the most powerful branch, with the legislature and judiciary acting principally as checks and balances to the government's activity.