Sentence examples for generous power from inspiring English sources

The RX 300, like all of Lexus' cars, also handles very well; its V-6 engine accelerates strongly and it is the first SUV to incorporate variable valve timing (VVTi) in the vehicle's powertrain, which gives the engine some serious generous power and torque for its displacement.

The low-end torque and generous power band provided an energetic platform for riding around town and hitting the highway.

The Urpflanze sought by Goethe is an idea: it is an entity endowed with a generous power of creativity and transformation – a symbol of unity within multiplicity and multiplicity within unity – but, at the same time, maintaining a property that enables any of its transformed derivatives to be known as a plant.

It is left alone, to seduce you with its generous powers.

The author asserts that the state of Florida erred by giving what he calls overly generous powers to Disney in the 1960's, permitting it to create its own sort of government.

If pressed, few of the architects of the modern Europe venture would deny that they hope that one day the EU will be a great power a peaceable, liberal, law-based and generous great power, no doubt, but one capable of looking the United States or China in the eye.

The novelty of our study is mainly related to improved methodology: psychopathology defined by clinical interview; a population based design; and generous statistical power.

It seems that Westminster is going to have to be very generous with powers in the future whereas at times in the past it maybe has been a bit stingy.

In any event, before I knew it, I was living in one of my generous, flower-power co-dancer's bohemian attic in Chicago's burgeoning New Town, right down the street from where the future Steppenwolf Theater Company would one day come to call home.

Many of those who arrive in Quebec move on to Toronto or Vancouver.Adapting to this demographic change will be made harder by the attachment of francophones to the things that delivered prosperity in the past but will hamper reform: dirigisme, co-operative savings institutions, powerful trade unions, subsidised electric power, generous public services and the high taxes to pay for them.

In Europe Germany offers producers of solar power generous feed-in tariffs, which have made it the largest market for photovoltaics in the world.