Sentence examples for uses its strength from inspiring English sources
The elephant uses its strength, energy and drive to get things done, but it often looks for a quick payoff (that nice new pair of jeans) rather than the long-term objective (saving money).
And what kind of nation uses its strength to toy with the emotions of his daughter?
Ellen Alderman and Caroline Kennedy, who cite that passage in their book "The Right to Privacy" (Knopf, 1995), also argue that "When the media uses its strength to uncover government corruption or lay bare a public lie, it is our country's watchdog.
Microsoft rules the desktop computer, and, assuming the antitrust dingbats in Washington aren't unusually stupid, it may be able to uses its strength to muscle into the search engine business.
A child doesn't stop trying to walk when it falls; it just keeps using its strength to make one more step, until walking becomes effortless and fun.
"There was a lot of stridently anti-American rhetoric, with America demonised as a force for evil". In contrast, Jackson and his followers insisted that the US was a "well-founded nation" which could be a force for good in the world if it was not afraid to use its strength.
E-Trade has used its strength in online trading, where it trails only Schwab in volume, to catapult E-Trade Bank to $13 billion in assets in 18 months.
The commission blocked Tetra Laval's $1.5 billion deal with Sidel because it suspected that Tetra Laval would try to use its strength in cartons to win a dominant role in plastic bottles.
Buy a notebook PC from Dell, Gateway, Compaq Computer, or Hewlett-Packard, and the odds are that some or all of it was assembled by Quanta, which is now using its strength in laptops to move into the desktop market, too, by putting together Apple's stylish new iMac.
The MIC says Japan should use its strength in fields such as brain science and IT to come up with TVs that could be operated without using fingers or cell phones that could send out emails via thought alone, for example.
Germany is becoming more "normal", meaning more willing to use its strength and to accept responsibilities that go along with it.
