Sentence examples for firepower energy from inspiring English sources

The Devils lost five of their last nine regular-season games — including back-to-back matches against Pittsburgh — and did not have the firepower, energy or wherewithal to find a way to beat the Rangers more than once.

A lack of courage and co-ordination is preventing progressive businesses from matching the firepower of energy companies that are investing heavily to sow the seeds of doubt about climate change and prevent timid politicians from introducing tougher regulation.

Kerkorian's investment company said it was looking to focus its firepower in the energy and hospitality industries.

Yet according to military experts, the biggest technical revelation of another war in the region may not be improvements to old systems but rather a new category of firepower known as directed-energy weapons.

By contrast, Elizabeth Warren offers fresh energy and formidable firepower.

EDF has already sold a 33.5 per cent stake to China General Nuclear Power Corporation, but the dividend cut could ignite fears the energy giant lacks the firepower to execute the plan.

The grids were initially designed to help scientists collaborate on complex projects that require massive amounts of firepower, like climate modeling and high-energy physics.

The company said it wants to focus its firepower on values it sees in the energy and hospitality industries.

Clank also features in "Giant Clank" scenarios where Clank transforms into a larger and more advanced form and can battle similar size enemies; in this form he gains increased firepower (he can fire rockets and throw energy bombs) and a large amount of health.

The former was a much more complete upgrade, which saw improvements to the tank's mobility through the adoption of a new engine and gearbox, as well as to the tank's firepower, with the development of a new kinetic energy penetrator and the introduction of a far more complex and accurate fire control system for the tank's gunner, amongst other things.

Low-cost sensors, clever software and advancing computer firepower are opening the door to new uses in energy conservation, transportation, health care and food distribution.