Sentence examples for rarely powerful from inspiring English sources

But substances emerging from this initial screening (now usually carried out in a tissue culture rather than in an animal) are rarely powerful enough to be effective as they stand.

The Philippines is well used to devastating storms, although they are rarely as powerful as Haiyan - named Yolanda locally.

Parish councils are rarely as powerful as Rowling suggests, and it doesn't really make sense that we hear nothing of the local MP or Conservative association.

Rarely, a powerful gay chief executive, Mr Jeffries had a knack for causing the kind of publicity that would excite and titillate his core customer base of rich youngsters, but enrage their mothers and fathers.

It was the perfect setting for Ike's congregation, eager in the post-civil-rights era for a share of the American dream, to shout, "I bless the rich and see myself as one of them!" In the 1970s, when African-Americans rarely played powerful roles on TV, Reverend Ike's sermons were widely broadcast on radio and television stations to an audience of millions.

The Gates Foundation, while as powerful, rarely faces the same scrutiny.

Rarely had a powerful Cable and Wireless executive been so swift and cordial in his congratulations.

Nevertheless, a lead director will rarely be as powerful as an independent chairman.

The portable devices have more than enough horsepower to run such tasks and Apple rarely builds a powerful application for just one device.

Curiously, we rarely use this powerful ability because it's easier to hit our snooze button and ignore it.

There's also the claim that Abramson was seen as aggressively "brusque" and "pushy" by her colleagues, two adjectives rarely associated with powerful men.