Sentence examples for budding power from inspiring English sources

Mr. da Silva appears acutely aware of how important it is for him to provide successful guidance for Brazil, a country of 175 million that has one of the world's largest economies and is a budding power broker.

Auriemma had come after serving as an assistant to Debbie Ryan at her budding power at Virginia and arrived at a program that had won 27 games against 57 defeats in the previous three seasons and to players whose work ethic — at least by Auriemma's standards — was a reflection of their record.

The Raven King who rules the faeries is here undermined by the budding power of Christianity, much in the way that religion in fact did gradually overthrow pagan gods in the early Middle Ages.

Now, her budding star power has landed her on a major label.

Combined with how strong Ryan and his system are at developing under-the-radar players (like Devin Harris and Alando Tucker, who became first-round N.B.A. draft picks), the result is a budding national power.

The trade lawyer in him successfully pressed for China's entry into the World Trade Organisation, a bet (whether a winning or losing one is still unclear) that Asia's budding economic power could be persuaded to play by Western rules.

Experts are increasingly wary of its budding monopolistic power.

Yet at the same time, records and interviews show, there were misgivings about the budding reach and power of Corporate Investigations.

They are vowing to make the new place, like the old, a Runyonesque watering hole not just for neighborhood curmudgeons and swarthy-looking guys in somber suits, but also for the B.P.'s, B.B.'s and P.P.'s (beautiful people, budding billionaires and power pols).

Along with its stunning variety of gleeful carnage and not-so-partial nudity, Deadpool 2 also introduced audiences to Domino, a budding superhero whose power is that she's incredibly lucky.

Citicorp — lender to the world, banker to the corporate elite and budding global investment banking power — now also owns the seventh- largest and fastest-growing savings and loan network in the U.S. From a standing start in 1982, Citicorp now has some 290 S&L offices from California to Florida, with assets of $16.1 billion.