Sentence examples for more power at from inspiring English sources

So the musicians enjoy more power at Aspen than at most classical music organizations.

The prosthetic side hip extensors also provided more power at terminal stance to facilitate propulsion.

Thanks to a series of reforms to the prime minister's office this year, he has more power at his disposal.

The expanding collection of panels would produce ever more power, at a rate that would increase exponentially.

Longer blades gather more wind, allowing the turbines to generate more power at lower wind speeds, increasing revenue.

Purchasing 20% more power at a 15% mark-up adds 3% to the overall cost of power (.2 x.15 =.15).15

Negotiators often spend time and energy pursuing alternatives to the current deal to gain more power at the bargaining table (see also, BATNA Negotiations: Power in Negotiations).

WASHINGTON — Emerging market countries complained on Saturday about the plodding progress in giving them more power at the International Monetary Fund.

The engine has been retuned for more power at lower r.p.m., and the gearing has likewise been fiddled with to make squirting through traffic around town effortless.

The language is vague but the intent is clear: to give big parties more power at the expense of the smaller ones.

Size, plus ownership of high-speed Internet connections, will grant it more power at the bargaining table with program networks and Internet platforms.