Sentence examples for use the full might from inspiring English sources

The religious right tried to use the full might of Washington to keep Mrs Schiavo "alive".

In the fearful aftermath of Sept. 11, Attorney General John Ashcroft vowed to use the full might of the federal government and "every available statute" to hunt down and punish "the terrorists among us".

Looking abroad, there was a time when Congress had to vote to declare war on a foreign nation before a president could use the full might of the U.S. military.

They were unconvinced that the shift from manufacturing to services was either good or inevitable, and they used the full might of the state to try to hang on to their industrial base.

"If you use the full venue you might have a crowd of 11,000, but lots of times it might just be a bit sectioned off, maybe 3,500.

"You know we have a treaty with Japan, where if Japan is attacked we have to use the full force and might of the United States," Trump said during the campaign.

Further, if people do not use the full range of the VAS this might have implications for its responsiveness.

Of course, if two-stage data are available it would make sense to use the full set of data, but it might be that one stage is sufficient for accurate estimation.

The free trials will still be available to educators up until the launch date, giving them a way to check out the early access edition and evaluate whether they might want to use the full software once it's available.

Use the full coverage brush on areas of the face that might have more acne.

Would intelligence agencies no longer use the "full array of their authority because of fear of what might happen in terms of public opinion or political retribution"?