Sentence examples for probably more powerful from inspiring English sources

The second and probably more powerful driver is advertising.

"That's probably more powerful in an E.M.B.A. program because of the depth and breadth of experience they have".

What I like about Rousseau is that he'd never really been to the jungle; he just painted an imaginary, fantasy jungle, which is probably more powerful.

Likewise, in an online game you start off as a relative peon in that fiction's hierarchy and then spend a long time trying to catch up or keep up with other players who are probably more powerful than you.

Mr. Obama's team was looking for indications of how the new Chinese president — more confident and probably more powerful than his predecessor — would balance his nation's short-term needs and its long-term interests.

"There were slender jaws with sharp, pointy teeth, good for quickly snapping at evasive prey," Dr. Anderson said, "and jaws with big, blunt plates, thick and robust and probably more powerful".

"They were right on our heels, which is probably a more powerful position than being ahead," Cayard said.

The biggest Wall Street firms are larger and probably now more powerful than they were in the run-up to 2008.

"Immigration is probably a more powerful issue here than almost anyplace that I've been," Mr. McCain said after a stop in Cedar Falls.

Relief was probably the more powerful response for Hibs.

The computer that used to view, select, edit, and impair the video is probably a more powerful computer - perhaps a high-end PC with a large monitor.