Sentence examples for powerless than from inspiring English sources

In some cases, it provides greater protections for the poor and the powerless than the United States Constitution does.

Imagine most of Europe without power, or more people powerless than the populations of the United States, Mexico and Central America combined.

What is the mission so important that they will vote for extreme Tory policies more shockingly damaging to the weak and powerless than anything Margaret Thatcher tried?

This should be thrilling news, since coalition policy is swiftly morphing universities into business-driven degree mills, with lecturers feeling more powerless than they have in decades.

There's nothing more paralysing or more likely to make people fall into a malaise of believing they are powerless than just hearing that everything's negative and everything's shot to bits.

The man who marched triumphantly back into the White House a year ago at the head of a conservative revolution now looks more isolated and powerless than ever.This week, Mr Bush suffered one hefty blow to his authority and prepared to receive another.

The Republicans were so powerless that they amassed fewer votes than the Liberal Party in the election of 1985.

Actually, an imbalance of power in a relationship may deliver more satisfaction for the powerless one than for the power-holder.

One aspect of Tuesday's results may hurt the cause of same-sex marriage in the courts, which sometimes insist on more searching judicial scrutiny of the justifications for measures that discriminate against politically powerless minorities than of those for ordinary legislation.

Or do you think you've been unfairly attacked for helping Mr. Rich, Puerto Rican nationalists and some of your corporate clients? 4. Do you agree with Mr. Obama's implication that the Supreme Court needs someone who will side with the powerless rather than the powerful?

For too long, we've been living in a world where we can learn a lot about injustices near and far, but we're condemned to be little more than powerless spectators.