Sentence examples for considerable powers from inspiring English sources

And its gravity has considerable powers.

Petro is a fluent writer with considerable powers of description.

London's mayors can exercise considerable powers over borough-level planning decisions, especially in relation to housing.

The consent decree gives Mr. Stamboulidis considerable powers to take those steps.

This special childhood results in considerable powers of observation, empathy and imagination.

The president, however, retained considerable powers in foreign policy, the area of Halonen's greatest strength.

"As citizens of this country we entrust those appointed as police officers with considerable powers.

The fama has considerable powers but must defer to a council of elders.

He's more unelectable than Neil Kinnock was; and Kinnock had considerable powers of oratory, and didn't lack political courage".

His innate modesty is coupled with a steely belief in his own considerable powers, which never seem to flag.

Despite these considerable powers, the military has shown signs in recent weeks of pushing back against civilian encroachment.