Sentence examples for insists power from inspiring English sources
In the future, Cowen insists, power will lie with the humans who partner with rather than own the algorithm.
But ABB insists Power-One occupies a sweet spot.
But Chaucer never had to deal with Barbra Streisand, who split hairs with Mr. Grobel over the meanings of such words as insist, power and control.
Moscow, which is keen to counter U.S. influence in the Middle East, insists foreign powers should not interfere.
The president insists the powers he has taken are temporary, but his actions have fueled fears that he seeks to become a new strongman.
Obama insists, "The powers that have been given to the NSA, while broad, have been oversold as something that law-abiding Americans should fear".
Energy Secretary Ed Davey was now insisting that power companies presented a clear and public timeline for getting the power back on, our correspondent said.
Power of statistical tests is considered increasingly important in medical and social sciences, and most funding bodies insist that power analysis is used to determine the appropriate number of participants to use.
But Mr. Feder insisted the power of the music comes from the congregation as much as from the band.
Instead, the "offense" they generally seem to worry about is women in their country claiming their rights, or even insisting on power.
That simple word change said it all, shifting the polarities and insisting that power flowed from the bottom up, not the other way around.
