Sentence examples for a power at from inspiring English sources
Describing gun-safety legislation as an attack on a constitutional right gave conservatives a power at the polls that, at the time, the movement lacked.
The insei definitely weakened Fujiwara influence in the 11th century, and the Fujiwara family was eliminated as a power at the court in the 12th century.
The Minnesota school was a power at the Division III level for many seasons before making the jump to the C.H.A. and Division I last season.
Until then, for about 16 years, he had been seen as the main architect of the Reform movement's major victories, molding a crazy-quilt of reformers into a power at the ballot box.
And finally, it is about becoming a power at least on par with the US: a goal that Chinese leaders are themselves somewhat coy about, but which is now increasingly entering the public discourse.
27, 1940), which pledged Germany, Italy, and Japan "to assist one another with all political, economic and military means" when any one of them was attacked by "a Power at present not involved in the European War or in the Sino-Japanese Conflict" (i.e., the Soviet Union or the United States).
Grammer not only pulls off the cold, calculating brutality of a power-at-all-costs politician, he's so good at mimicking faux sincerity and the way a politician can instantly turn warm and gracious once he's in front of a camera that you find yourself nodding in agreement with him when ehe does.
We accepted a power of at least 80%.
In this case, Griffo confirmed the outage was caused by a broken cross arm at a power pole at Flanders Road and Lasheart Drive.
To go over to a foreign power at a time of emergency!
