Sentence examples for growing powers of from inspiring English sources

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

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

Europe's nation-states are being challenged from above, by the growing powers of the supranational European Union, but also from below, by increasingly assertive regions.

Other democratic countries have been concerned about the growing powers of the civil service and about whether traditional forms of judicial and ministerial control are adequate.

Valery Khoroshkovsky, a media magnate and head of Ukraine's security services, or S.B.U., is poised to take over the frequencies, a move that will increase even further the growing powers of the security services over the dissemination of news.

The idea of embedding the growing powers of Asia, Russia, and the Middle East in the kind of new liberal order favored by people like Fareed Zakaria is, for Kagan, a hopeless dream.

There are just 53 Americans on our list of the World’s 100 Most Powerful Women, attesting to the growing power of women worldwide.

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

Then there was the growing power of the environmental movement.

Early last year the use of "covenant-lite" loans was a sign of the growing power of borrowers.

Leopold's influence declined with the growing power of Napoleon III and of Otto von Bismarck of Prussia.