Sentence examples for has a strong power from inspiring English sources
It has a strong power base in local government.
Lloyd has a strong power base, not least from the unions Unite and Unison, which have both come out for him, and both campaigns were well under way before Burnham threw his hat in the ring.
She is confident and fiery, she has a strong power and people listen to what she has to say.
You see, your mind is the main controller of your behaviors and it has a strong power to lead you to be a better person or otherwise.
Having a strong power play makes them all the more intimidating.
I think they have a strong power to push the Indonesian government to release the political prisoners in West Papua and to push the Indonesian Government to open access to international journalists".
He may have a strong power base in eastern Ukraine but will be tarnished in the eyes of many by his close relations with Mr Yanukovych.
Furthermore, it can be viewed that the women's costumes reflecting phases in the film, the texts transferring them and the descriptive structure have a strong power and influence to convey discourses to the world outside the movie.
Recent studies of structural comparison for PPI networks show that the comparison methods based on local structural properties, such as graphlet counts [26] [28] or subgraph census [29], have a strong power in discriminating the differences between networks.
The resulting spectra were highly consistent with previous reports of lighter stages of general anaesthesia: posterior channels had a strong power component at slow frequencies, and frontal channels had both increased slow power as well as a pronounced alpha oscillation (Fig. 5).
As an extension of this method of tremor detection and location, we also compared the power spectrum ratios observed for each set of data i.e., the ratio of the mean power at low frequencies (2 8 Hz) to the mean power at high frequencies (10 20 Hz) calculated from the original 100 sps data based on the fact that tremors have a stronger power at low frequencies (Shelly et al., 2006).
