Sentence examples for Make firepower from inspiring English sources

For example, in English we can combine "fire" and "power" to make firepower, but in Japanese the have separate words for them.

Outlook: "Historically small caps have firepower coming out of a recession," Vale says, which makes "this asset class well positioned" for future investment.

We have firepower up front.

Deutsche Telekom could have the firepower to make a deal with MetroPCS.

But Iona has higher aspirations, and the firepower to make a run at them.

The E.C.B. remains the only body with unlimited firepower to make the markets blink.

"Through growing these business lines, we'll have huge firepower to make player acquisitions," he said.

Nor does she have the intellectual firepower to make the argument she wants to make.

Even with their three All-Stars, the Nets lacked the firepower to make the finals.

Hales and Morgan joined forces with little realistic hope of a successful chase but had enough firepower to make the Windies sweat right to the end.

Together they reckon they have the firepower to make cement less like a commodity and their business more like a service.