wield造句怎么写

Knowing what tools to wield to elicit the needed cooperation is a critical managerial skill.

Your demise is at hand, for I wield arcane power beyond your feeble goblin reasoning!

Congress was designed so that minorities can wield power well out of proportion to their number if they stick together.

Wearing light to medium armor, hunters can also dual wield weapons in combat, fighting beside their pets in battle.

Another bold idea, mooted more by observers than by those who would have to wield the axe, is dismissing forthwith any MP found to have fiddled.

This game will fit inside a single item, a totem, that the player's avatar can carry in their inventory, or wield.

Threatening to remove the carrot (or rather, the flow of chocolate COINS) is more credible than threatening to wield the stick.

This is not the only (and certainly not the most famous) book in recent years to wield the findings of behavioural economics, neuroscience and other embryonic disciplines to kill off homo economicus.

Until men united wield a hallowed sabre.

He can wield a deadly knife when he chooses to.

It all depends on how you wield the carbon calculator.

At the front door, they wield electronic wands, scanning the evening's other diners for hidden weapons.

In some ministries, such as health and agriculture, Cuban advisers appear to wield more power than Venezuelan officials.

Mutilate and Shiv are both affected normally by the off-hand damage reduction modifier, but are also affected by dual wield specialization.

Some cannot bring themselves to wield the axe: big disposals are often triggered only when a new boss takes over or a financial crisis forces a chief executive's hand.

People may wield the power in a democracy.

The trade unions were afraid the government would wield a big stick over them.

When it does, it will wield enormous economic clout and, hopefully, change our world for the better.

He decides to wield his pitiful weapon.

The more money they control, the more power they wield in Beijing.

We must learn to wield the weapon of law effectively.

Forensic scientists do not usually wield guns or arrest people, for one thing, and tests that take minutes on television may take weeks to process in real life.