Sentence examples for burgeoning power from inspiring English sources

The West cannot change China but it can try to influence and advise the burgeoning power.

It was the ultimate proof of the City's burgeoning power over New York.

Machiavelli would not have held a candle to the machinations of FIFA and its burgeoning power, the Middle East.

Club and league representation on the Ex-co would also be a significant acceptance of their burgeoning power in the game.

And from the mid-1860s a new threat began to loom across the Rhine: the burgeoning power of Prussia, under the guidance of Otto von Bismarck.

If the Games have underlined China's burgeoning power and dynamism, they have also highlighted the gulf in political values between China and the world's democracies.

Make sure that your own burgeoning powers of control over the nation's teachers and young people is never mentioned.

We see Superboy being raised on a Kansas farm by the good-hearted Kent family (Kevin Costner and Diane Lane), and being confused and upset by his burgeoning powers.

Benjamin Percy's first novel, The Wilding, showed off his burgeoning powers in the story of a father-son-grandson bear hunt in the mountains of Oregon.

It was a good idea to have a document to consolidate the sprawling bodies of past treaties, to clarify and explain the European Union's purpose, and in particular to spell out where the limits of its burgeoning powers lie.

We get a display of Madison's burgeoning powers when she and Nan go to visit the new neighbors, after the girls see the boy next door (Luke) moving boxes with his shirt off.