Sentence examples for powerful to allow from inspiring English sources

This is precisely because of his anti-Americanism: the US economy is too strong, and its interests too powerful, to allow such an antagonistic country become an economic power.

Behind the labrum are paired jaws (mandibles) that are short, broad, and powerful to allow consumption of large amounts of plant material.

His passion was too great, his perfectionist impulses too powerful to allow for objectivity or perspective -- on the basketball court or in the executive suite.

These are some of the most ambitious intellectual questions humans have set themselves and it could be very powerful to allow ourselves to be amazed by these new kinds of knowledge.

A formulation based on a block reduction of the system Jacobian proves powerful to allow various numerical algorithms to be exploited, including frequency domain solvers, reconstruction of a term describing the fluid structure interaction from the sparse data which incurs the main computational cost, and sampling to place the expensive samples where they are most needed.

In any case, application scheduling schemes should be sufficiently flexible to recognize performance degradation in a given metric that may come from overuse reported in another metric, and the SLA control scheme must be sufficiently powerful to allow for dynamic control over application types that can be mixed for optimal overall usage.

Neither Maduro nor Cabello has Chávez's charisma, nor does either man have a group of personal followers powerful enough to allow him to make a concerted bid for power.

A TV program will stop playing once a Skype call is made or answered; TV processors are not yet powerful enough to allow people to chat while they watch a show, the companies say.

That force is powerful enough to allow structures like galaxies and clusters to coalesce from the matter that emerged from the Big Bang explosion in which the universe is thought to have been born.

She said the engine thrust was powerful enough to allow the plane to move over blocking equipment called chocks, in place at the nose wheel and the wheels under each wing.

Pyrolysis gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (Py-GC/MS) technique is a powerful tool to allow the direct analysis of the pyrolytic products.