Sentence examples for powerful ammunition from inspiring English sources

"Its really powerful ammunition has been expended," Mr. Blinder says.

Automakers are deeply concerned about E15, and the report is powerful ammunition.

Harrington's book provided powerful ammunition for President John F. Kennedy's war on poverty.

Failing to help Mr Chen leave the country would give his opponents in an election year much more powerful ammunition.

Half the battle, though, had to do with winning over the public, and de Kruif's work made clear that stories were powerful ammunition.

Moreover, the evaluation has provided powerful ammunition for advocates of the program to press for its continuation under the new government of Vicente Fox, and in other countries.

"It gives powerful new ammunition to lawyers pursuing class-action cases," said Stephen Houck, who was the chief lawyer for the 19 states that filed suit against Microsoft.

Which is yet another bombshell, delivered by the way in the midst of European and local government elections in Northern Ireland and that will provide powerful propaganda ammunition for hardline unionists critical of the political arrangements.

Two recent court decisions gave environmental groups powerful new ammunition, and they threatened to sue to block the new plant when it seemed likely earlier this year that a state board would approve it.

And in the two years from the spring of 2005, 540,000 foreigners have found jobs in Britain while 270,000 British workers have lost them.Though immigration is providing the parties with powerful political ammunition, the policies they are proposing to deal with it are strikingly similar.

If the Supreme Court of Florida does not define those standards, Professor Lowenstein and other experts said last night, the Republicans would be given powerful new ammunition in their federal lawsuit, whichasserts that the federal courts should step in because Florida is allowing votes to be counted in different ways in different counties.