Sentence examples for perhaps powerful from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Powerful Media's best chance at selling itself is to Primedia, which has taken a keen interest in Inside.com, the executives said.

If one wished to refer to a beautiful basket or a well-carved sculpture, it was usually necessary to rely upon such terms as "well-done," "effective," or perhaps "powerful" (in the magical sense).

Computers have helped to keep inventories in check, and now business-to-business commerce over the Internet offers corporate America, particularly manufacturers, a new and perhaps powerful tool in this struggle.

Prue's message to 77-year-old Rupert is that, as the odd duck out, the housewife who chose to make her life outside the family business, she possesses a unique and perhaps powerful perspective.

Its founding scientists are some of the leading researchers in a still immature field that might someday replace today's multibillion-dollar chip manufacturing factories with pure chemical processes growing tiny electronic circuits into vast arrays that make huge memory systems and perhaps powerful parallel computers.

Indeed due to the underactuated nature of the system, the model cannot be feedback linearized thus the most common and perhaps powerful tools of nonlinear control theory are ruled out and an alternative design strategy must be considered.

If anything, it is perhaps too powerful.

Perhaps these powerful shareholders should give Feinberg another assignment.

But there are other, perhaps more powerful arguments.

Soon, perhaps, a powerful woman won't appear threatening or aspirational, but simply normal.

But there is another, perhaps more powerful reason for English reticence: guilt.