Sentence examples for more power making from inspiring English sources

But the candidates' embrace of labor support has those in more conservative circles worried that unions will emerge from the race with even more power, making it all but impossible to push through policies they say are needed to keep the city afloat.

A larger population would add more power, making the results more generalizable.

The US Air Force said the new system would have more power, making it harder for enemies to jam it, and allowing the signals to penetrate deeper into built up cities and dense foliage.

Because Thomson Safaris had disrupted the long-standing order of things by creating jobs and doing charitable work for all local clans, the groups that used to have more power made up stories about the company in retribution.

Consequently, MDA can offer more discriminant power, making full use of both global distribution of the entire data set and local factor-specific distribution.

This in turn will cause the appliance to draw more power to make up for the shortfall.

When Boris Yeltsin let regional governors take more power, they made a mockery of federalism.

In doing so, you will have more power to make your resolutions a reality and will enjoy, instead of dread, the journey.

If Mr. Erdogan keeps suppressing peaceful demonstrators and making strong-armed attempts to accrue more power will make this impossible, and Mrs. Merkel's renewed engagement with Turkey will be for naught.

This is no small matter as capital expenses are the largest cost for nuclear power, making it more competitive with coal.

Such "time shifting" would compensate for the intermittent nature of wind and solar power, making them more attractive and easier to integrate into the grid.