The part of the sentence "empowering in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that provides people with the ability to do something, to have an impact, or to make a difference in a certain area. For example, "This organization is empowering in its mission to create opportunities for disadvantaged youth."
There is something empowering in that vision.
A fan often needs someone to blame, and assigning demerits in anticipation of disappointment is empowering in a small but crucial way.
It is advantageous and empowering in some ways as it protects and privatises the woman's body.You seem to be criticising and defending veiling at the same time.A lot of people think that covered women are oppressed, backwards and uneducated.
With the resolution of my fundamental body issues in hand, toying with gendered objects and concepts became much easier: not only empowering in its own right, it meant that finally, I'd found a community to which I wanted to belong.
Ms. Harris kept her mother-in-law in their shared home for seven years and knows that "there is something comforting, almost empowering, in knowing how to dress a wound, in being able to recognize symptoms of a dangerous respiratory infection even before Jeanne realizes she is short of breath.
to gain an understanding of the experiences of first-time mothers in the early weeks of motherhood in order to elicit what areas of support these women find empowering in easing their adjustment.
The main goal of our key project, the CROWN Grid, is to empower in-depth integration of resources and the cooperation of researchers nationwide and worldwide.
Will companies be empowered in other ways too?
"Often I met women who were empowered in other ways.
Every doctor must feel empowered in a social movement.
The language is therefore staccato, empowered, in a major key . . .
