Sentence examples for without the powerful from inspiring English sources

And without the powerful establishment behind her, she said, "every relationship in my life changed".

Ms. McCourt has now gone more than three and a half years without the powerful but harmful anti-rejection drugs.

The goal was to enable patients eventually to do without the powerful drugs that can keep the virus in check.

If successful, NetSuite could enable large and small companies the kind of online customer knowledge, product recommendations and order management used by Amazon.com (though without the powerful analytics that enable Amazon to keep selling you stuff).

Any dwelling with fewer than 16 bedrooms was a "cottage" to the Astors – and the question now arises: would Astor have been appointed editor of an important national broadsheet on his own merits, without the powerful family connections?

At Symphony Space next week, his 18-piece Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra will perform for the first time since its genesis without the powerful name recognition of Jazz at Lincoln Center, where it started and where it had its institutional base.

This double blow will be tough because the Yankees have only overnight to regroup before coming back on Wednesday for the 4 07 p.m. game almost surely without Teixeira, the powerful slugger and graceful first baseman.

But the reductions must be done fairly, without favoring the powerful institutions over the smaller, or punishing the institutions that have bucked the mayor while holding harmless the more docile organizations.

The mixed signals highlight the challenge for Abdullah, known as a reformer, in pushing gently for change without antagonising the powerful clergy and a conservative segment of the population.

Although its main purpose is to allow bomb makers to study the physics of nuclear weapons without exploding them, the powerful laser system would also enable engineers to explore new types of nuclear power plants and offer scientists the chance to investigate matter under conditions never before created in a laboratory.

It would also enable those seeking judgeships without support from the powerful to compete on a level playing field -- something that an appointive system rarely provides.