Sentence examples for placed and powerful from inspiring English sources

Second serve is well placed and powerful and Robson goes long again and Li now has a second match point.

Using network analyses of molecular markers, important theories can thus be tested: the technology for massive data production at an affordable price is in place, and powerful inclusive methods are available.

Nothing extravagant, but well-placed and powerful enough for Nalbandian to know a lost cause when he sees one.

CHICAGO — This city found itself engulfed on Monday by a sudden public school strike that left 350,000 children without classes, turned a spotlight on rising tensions nationally over teachers' circumstances, and placed both the powerful teachers' union and Mayor Rahm Emanuel in a risky, politically fraught standoff with no clear end in sight.

As this excerpt makes clear, the slogan targets both highly placed powerful leaders and petty local cadres, both of which are destructive and harmful.

According to Salon David Sirota, by making Underwood a liberal rather than a conservative "'House of Cards' is avoiding the standard cartoonish portrayal of Washington as a place of Evil-And-Powerful Conservatives and Idealistic-But-Powerless Liberals.

And what limits should be placed on potentially powerful gene drives?—Jon Cohen.

Developments in recent years have placed powerful new tools of diagnosis, therapy, and communication at the disposal of medicine in general, and of critical care in particular.

"These results are not only a smoking gun for inflation; they also tell us when inflation took place and how powerful the process was," Loeb said.

In his epic poem, Visions of the Daughters of Albion, William Blake wonders about the nature of memory, its ability to mentally transport us to distant times and places, and the powerful emotions, both positive and negative, that our recollections can evoke.

Developments in recent years have placed powerful new tools at the disposal of medicine in general, and of critical care in particular.