Sentence examples for power displacing from inspiring English sources

Plants that generate both heat and power, displacing not just coal but also oil and gas, could yield dividends faster, the report said.

But the unexpected move is also seen as another attempt by an increasingly assertive China to establish itself as the dominant regional power, displacing the United States.

And its network of government research organizations —whose policy papers often reflect the analyses being given government leaders — often depict Iran as a rising power displacing a declining United States that is struggling to keep its grip on the Middle East's oil.

Some elements of our day-to-day lifestyles should probably be revamped, with high-speed rail maybe replacing cars, renewables and nuclear power displacing fossil fuels.

Imagine that 15 million people are essentially off-limits to pollsters because of the hurricane, because they are without power, displaced from their homes or otherwise are well-adjusted human beings who are more interested in looking after their families than in answering a political survey.

Since the commerce power can displace State regulation, a conclusion that Congress may not create a damages remedy against the States would sometimes mean that no one could do so.

In the movie, Michael Shellenberger, an environmental activist whom Time magazine once named a Hero of the Environment, argues that beliefs that solar and wind power can displace fossil fuels amount to "hallucinatory delusions".

Addressing the plenary on Tuesday Marianne Thyssen (EPP, BE), rapporteur for the text entrusting the ECB with bank supervisory powers, said: "displacing powers from the national level must go hand in hand with creating accountability at the EU level".

This second time around, the Supreme Court has asked for arguments on the fundamental question of whether Federal Treaty making powers can displace state prerogatives.

As renewable power displaces more and more conventional generation, electricity grids are losing inertia and synchronizing power, which is detrimental for system stability.

The natural gas boom has already upended the American power industry, displacing coal and bringing consumers cheaper electricity.