Sentence examples for received powerful from inspiring English sources
We'll have received powerful evidence that central regulations can successfully organize fast-moving information-age societies.
The governor's critics received powerful ammunition last year, when Mrs. Whitman squeezed in a few hours on the fabled Alpine ski slopes and broke her leg.
The campaign to persuade Barack Obama to allow the NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden to return home to the US without facing prolonged prison time has received powerful new backing from some of the most experienced intelligence experts in the country.
The committee released data from baseball showing a huge increase last year in the number of players who received powerful, legal stimulant drugs after saying they had attention deficit disorders.
Martin: "Within days, Chase received powerful confirmation that casting Gandolfini had been the right move.
We have even received powerful books with LGBT+ characters targeted at kids such as And Tango Makes Three by Peter Parnell and Justin Richardson, which explores the true story of two male penguin parents, and I Am Jazz, the story of Jazz Jennings who is now an outspoken transgender activist.
Instead of being sent home to take pills, Ms. Khan had to stay in the hospital 11 days to receive powerful intravenous antibiotics.
His remarks came as Laurent Fabius, the French foreign minister, called for the European Union to rethink a weapons ban that he said favored the Damascus regime, which continued to receive powerful weaponry from Russia and Iran.
Steinberg had a convincing set of rejoinders: No children in actual life have been known to receive powerful kings shortly after their birth while smiling benignly and proudly displaying their genitals.
The former mayor used the liberal line to guarantee his place on the November ballot, and Mr. Harding was rewarded handsomely, with two of his sons receiving powerful posts in the Giuliani administration.
Do too many children from poor families receive powerful psychiatric drugs not because they actually need them — but because it is deemed the most efficient and cost-effective way to control problems that may be handled much differently for middle-class children?
