Sentence examples for deepening power from inspiring English sources

The North's bellicose behavior, analysts say, reflects a deepening power struggle inside the country.

Marshal Fahim, appearing in the garden of an old royal palace wearing a business suit in place of his normal battle fatigues, described reports in Western newspapers of a deepening power struggle between himself and Mr. Karzai as "propaganda," and said they had sowed an "atmosphere of confusion" that needed clearing up.

More broadly, the world's avoidable, deepening power inequalities end up generating so many people too poor to exert market demand for basic foods that it then makes "economic sense" to turn land into producing raw materials for the better-off: Over a third of the world's grain and most soy meal goes to livestock and now a quarter to a third of U.S. corn goes to feed automobiles.

The country's transportation problems have been deepened by power brownouts in about half of the 31 provinces.

By winning at the local level, national parties can control provincial governments and deepen their power bases ahead of that vote.

Our challenge and opportunity is to deepen these power conversations with girls (and women).

But in recent days, Mr. Allawi and members of his coalition, Iraqiya, have accused Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki of failing to follow through on his promises to share power, deepening a sense of their marginalization.

If anything it is deepening as struggles for power intensify in Egypt and Syria.

It also believes that baptism is the "doorway to the sanctified life" defined as "a gift of the gracious presence of the Holy Spirit, a yielding to the Spirit's power, a deepening of our love for God and neighbor".

But it was unable to govern in the face of Western opposition and in 2007 took power in the Gaza Strip by force, deepening the political split.

Mr. Hou's films can be crushingly sad; as with Bresson and Ozu, his restraint only deepens the emotional power of his work.