Sentence examples for its power influence from inspiring English sources

Since it can be safely assumed that Eoin Morgan was not in town for the quarterly board meeting of the International Cricket Council, his presence merely seemed to encapsulate the low regard for the way his adopted country plays a game they invented – and the number of tricks they have missed as its power, influence, reach and financial clout have grown inexorably.

Iran seeks to exploit areas where it believes it can expand, and works to bolster local actors who are pursuing genuine grievances so as to increase its own power, influence and leverage.

As it loses its power and influence, its European neighbors may have more — or less — motivation to push for change.

It was during the Classic period (AD 250 900) that the Maya civilization reached the peak of its power and influence and it was one of the most dominant indigenous societies of Mesoamerica.

When Hezbollah was still standing after the war it claimed a "divine victory" boosting its power and influence.

That is where it derives a great portion of its power and influence.

But instead Elizabeth has presided over the greatest period of change in Britain's history – and rather than the country growing bombastic, in Victoria-style empire fashion, it has become more anxious and seen its power and influence drop.

The Massey Energy Company said Tuesday that it would sue to strip the federal government of its power to influence how coal mines were ventilated.

As Chilcot continues and the British establishment tries to understand what went wrong in 2003, perhaps it should take the opportunity to reassess how Britain projects its power and influence in the Arab world.

Germany's tendency to bury its power and influence in international institutions, chiefly the European Union but also the United Nations and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, allows it to exert its influence without tempting accusations of revanchist ambitions after the two world wars.

The Bush administration is viewed as abusing its power and influence.