Sentence examples for wield its from inspiring English sources

Let it wield its joystick; it's not connected to anything, and you're perfectly safe.

BBVA believes it can wield its vast financial firepower (it is Spain's second-largest bank by assets) to buy products more cheaply than consumers could and distribute them through its branches at a profit.

The time has come for it to wield its stick to enhance safety at the academic labs it supports.

And by most accounts, it does wield its ground-eviscerating equipment with great care.

Greece threatened to block NATO membership for Macedonia, saying it would wield its veto next month unless the country changed its name from the Republic of Macedonia, which Greece contends implies a territorial claim on the Greek province of Macedonia.

There will be many further opportunities for London to wield its hard power if it wants to.

Imagine is not shy about the way it wields its power, which it calls essential to its governing philosophy.

Wielding its wealth, it buys the rights to nearly all it desires: $15.2 billion for "Monday Night Football," $5.6 billion for Major League Baseball and $7.3 billion for a 12-year deal to broadcast the new college football playoff system, to name just a few.

The GTD would never wrest the mantle of Archetypal Hot Hatch from the GTI, but it wields its two trump cards, torque and frugality, like bludgeons.

How we ultimately judge Cisco depends on how it wields its power.

The number of Ebola cases in Liberia may be dwindling – but that is all the more reason that UNICEF and partners are chasing the virus everywhere it wields its lethal power.