Sentence examples for having power for from inspiring English sources

"People have gotten caught up in having power for power's sake," said J. Kenneth Blackwell, the Republican secretary of state, who has clashed bitterly with Householder and is investigating the consultants' dealings.

"Her party seems to have been more interested in having power for power’s sake than having any clear idea about what they wanted to do.

However, heavy workload, poor staffing, low income, not having power for decision-making and partiality of managers with doctors in their conflicts with nurses, were the most causative factors in feeling of being unsupported.

I even have power for my computer.

Parts of Puerto Rico Won't Have Power for 8 Months.

But the polar bear image has power for a reason: Arctic sea ice is rapidly shrinking.

Lake Forest Estates did not have power for five months after the storm.

The state has power for the safety of the public to regulate the use of its public highways.

The authority eventually agreed, but continued telling Lawrence residents that they would not have power for three weeks.

The school has had power for just two years; before that, teachers would dangle an extension cord out a window and "borrow" a neighbor's.

A few days later, I was in the Bekaa Valley, whose towns hadn't had power for half the day, as on many days.