Sentence examples for either the power from inspiring English sources

Pump power P P can be either the power developed at the motor shaft (motor output) or that absorbed at the pump shaft (pump input), and it depends on the pump efficiency η P according to Eq. 4, {P}_P=frac{P_W}{eta_P} kW) (4).

"Either the power of the American presidency!

But we should not underestimate, either, the power of words and the importance of acknowledging human fear and pain.

But Anderson said the issue had to be treated seriously: "Either the power to extend time is necessary or it is not.

General Musharraf may lack either the power or the inclination to do the first; the humiliation of the second is becoming unbearable to India.

Federer won 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (13-11) and Murray, despite a decent start and a rousing finish, was rarely able to stem either the power or the ingenuity of the Swiss's near-perfect game.

It is quite unlikely that either the powers of the king or the prerogatives of the priest were as closely defined as this in the early period.

And Congress is in no mood to give it either the powers or the money for more generous relief for borrowers.

He either lacks the power to intervene, or lacks the will: so He is either impotent; or not benevolent.

In other words, it does not give either regulator the power to reach into a foreign jurisdiction to restructure a bank".

Sterne wrote that "Tristram Shandy... was made to baffle all criticism - and I will venture to rest the book on this ground - that it is either above the power or beneath the attention of any critic or hyper-critic whatsoever".