Sentence examples for not particularly powerful from inspiring English sources

At present, the anti-immigration movement is not particularly powerful, partly because it brings together such diverse people.

The interests that would protect the cod are local and not particularly powerful; it's really just Ted Ames.

On June 13th Serbs voted for president, a not particularly powerful job but one whose incumbent can set the course of Serbian politics.

A parliament is sovereign, even if its country is not particularly powerful, when it can dismiss the executive for having failed to fulfil the tasks assigned to it within the constraints of whatever power the executive and the parliament possess.

If Howard, a 6-foot-9-inch forward who is not particularly powerful or graceful, could return to the form that saw him average 19.3 points and 7.9 rebounds over his first five seasons, he could be productive.

I think he's on to something.Mr Murray envisions a chap named Hank who builds a chain of auto-repair shops that make him very rich, but not particularly powerful:[Hank] is not just in the 1%; he's in the top fraction of the 1% but he's not part of the new upper class.

But they also aren't particularly powerful or good in the air.

I didn't think much of that engine, a rather inefficient 4.7-liter that added too much weight, wasn't particularly powerful and had a drinking problem.

The engine wasn't particularly powerful; breathing through a one-barrel carburetor, it produced a piddling 90 horsepower; with a two-barrel carburetor, that rose to 110.

But he has barely been in the news since his election, in 2010, as lieutenant governor — a position that, he readily acknowledges, isn't particularly powerful.

The new notebooks aren't particularly powerful with dual-core Core i5 and Core i7 CPUs along with low-memory GPUs.