Sentence examples for emerged empowered from inspiring English sources

Surely, Iran has emerged empowered in Iraq over the last eight years, and it has a sympathetic Shiite-dominated government to show for it, as well as close ties to the anti-American cleric Moktada al-Sadr.

Iran has emerged empowered in Iraq over the last eight years, and it has a sympathetic Shiite-dominated government to show for it, but for what so far are rather obscure reasons, it has been unable to extend its reach.

Rather than be felled by the recession, the American consumer has emerged empowered.

We are thankful to the government and people of Japan for leading the way in funding our emergency relief efforts, and hope that the international community will follow their example and assist these thousands of children to weather difficult times and emerge empowered, responsible citizens of the world," said Representative to Pakistan, Martin Mogwanja.

Ms. Cohen notes that I emphasized how people can emerge "stabilized, empowered and content" from the midlife passage, while further popular retellings narrowed the focus to an obsession with "midlife crisis".

In my work as the United Nations advocate for the world's poorest and most vulnerable countries, I observed firsthand how communities in those impoverished countries have freed themselves from the tentacles of poverty and emerged productive and empowered.

Praised as the "antidote to the #OscarsSoWhite controversy" upon its premiere at Sundance, Parker has emerged as an empowering new voice for black artists in the film industry.

In that speech, she described an emerging "global community" empowered by the transparency and quick dissemination of information the Internet allows.

The identification and use of a model that was overtly "best fit", and therefore carried shared acknowledgment within the team that it was contingent on emerging data also empowered the reviewers to resist the inclination to "slot" study findings into a generic framework.

From this struggle emerged female communities which empowered many women to assert themselves in their pursuit of work, equitable treatment and political voice.

The document that emerged there — written to empower business interests and disenfranchise African-Americans and poor whites — gives towns and counties little authority over local issues.