unleash

IPA: ʌnɫˈiʃ

Examples of "unleash" in Sentences

And the vigilantism that Mr. Lindsay’s idea can unleash is scary.
A quick Google of your name can unleash ghosts from the past, so don't put anything out there if it doesn't represents you!
Starting in the late 1970s our country embarked on a grand real-time experiment to "unleash" the economy from government rules and oversight.
If he is going down, and the U.S. is moving massively against him, will he do what he didn't do a dozen years ago, namely unleash weapons of mass destruction?
Aside from the awkwardness of the phrase unleash power for the sake of having a meaningful acronym, my complaint was that you couldn’t tell what the A stood for.
Cut taxes, minimize business regulation, and "unleash" business, and what you really do is provoke economic crises too big for a weakened government to deal with.
Without a bold effort to shrink government and again unleash entrepreneurship, Mr. Pi ñ era will be unable to deliver on his campaign promise of 6% growth annually and 200,000 new jobs per year.
December 7th, 2009 12: 29 pm ET favorable for what? what is she running for? what is her program - and for what? what does she stand for? can she articulate any of it? what did McCain unleash on us?