Sentence examples for power builds from inspiring English sources

Pressure from demography, climate change and shifts in economic power builds up quietly for a long time and then triggers abrupt shifts.They claim that the current global system is ill-designed for such a world.

Your "pin power" builds up whenever you turn your DS off, and you can also get power by setting it to "mingle mode," in which it tries to connect wirelessly to other DS devices.

So the unintended consequences of having a nomination system, which allows one senator to block it, which has so many things to go with it, is that more power builds up in the White House.

Softly, and often inconspicuously, Man Power builds strange and exciting rhythmic landscapes from a peculiar and completely engrossing imagination.

Of course, self-interest is never far away; Leavitt goes on to say that "[s]oft power builds trust for moments when hard power is required" [ 15].

Mr. Power built 400 to 500 frames over his lifetime, Mr. Albert said, but only about 50 still exist.

"In good times," he said, "you have economic power built up and sometimes it builds up to excess.

Montana Power built hydroelectric dams on 11 rivers across the state, dams that still create power at low cost.

It really isn't that linear in its power build up, so you end up either below or above the step change that happens at 4000rpm.

It was originally associated with the nearby Mahāvihāra ("Great Monastery"), which was the traditional centre of religious and civil power built by Devānanpiya-Tissa (307 267 bc).

She is a solid ball of muscled power, built in the mold of the Olympic champion Mary Lou Retton, except for Retton's blinding smile.