Sentence examples for growing powers from inspiring English sources

In archetypal neo-progressive fashion, it builds through multiple sections, with a Psalm 23/Lords' Prayer spoken-word part backed by a staccato riff stolen from Gustav Holst's Mars, the Bringer of War, and a powerful closing section demonstrating Fish's growing powers as a lyricist.

It has been said that its democratic nature and growing powers have made it one of the most powerful legislatures in the world.

His biggest worry wasn't the bomb, however, but, as Dyson writes, "the growing powers of machines".

Voters were selecting 736 deputies for the European Parliament, an institution with growing powers but still a low profile.

MEPs tend to have power without responsibility".Turn off not turnoutWhy all this dissatisfaction, given the parliament's growing powers and the increasing professionalism and quality of MEPs?

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority is the subject of a rant, as are the growing powers of Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs.

Moreover, the growing power of semiconductors makes the computers inside giant data centers ever more powerful.

India, a growing power at the WTO, is particularly sceptical.

Then there was the growing power of the environmental movement.

So no, Growing Power isn't self-sufficient.

And even average countries tend to have growing power consumption.