But he also knows that America has enormous responsibility beyond its borders, not because of its power or money, but because of what it stands for.
NIS is designed to be a nationally representative sample of inpatient admissions to non-federal hospitals encompassing all payers, ages, and demographics, and it has been used in orthopedics because of its power to study rare outcomes (Wang and Bhattacharyya 2011).
Five years after it was made, "Sons" remains unseen in China -- in part because of its power to shock but also because, in official terms, it does not exist.
You remember that this music connects with you not because of its significance but because of its power – its force, its sheer aggression.
He's looking in awe at Xi Jinping, and he's choosing China because of its market, because of its power.
"I believe in theatre because of its power to enable an audience to stand in the shoes of somebody else.
Physical activity is almost always a secondary consideration, and then only because of its power to help us lose weight.
"At that time, it was one of the rivals of Babylon and was making history because of its power, because of its location, because of the trading route which it controlled".
"The perfect book to pick up on a winter day because of its power to evoke the World War II years inside the White House of F.D.R.
And he plans to make further use of the in-the-dark effect, because of its power to focus the ears on sonic possibilities that, even after a century of modernism, still seem to him underexplored.
