Sentence examples for power for which from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a close relationship is shown to the Banzhaf index of power––for which twice the decisiveness index plays the role of potential function––that gives rise to an effective computational procedure.

Instead, she proposed to act as a co-president and expected to assume positions of power for which she had little qualifications or experience.

African-American men were lazy and benighted wretches who had been thrust into positions of power for which they were woefully unprepared.

And how could we have neglected to notice all along that the very power for which the Hulk was celebrated was in fact a complete inability to manage anger?

The rub, as Mr. Greenspan put it last week, is that the stock market is "creating additional purchasing power for which no additional goods or services have yet been produced".

Dench's drawing power, for which she is paid a five-figure salary every week, plus up to ten per cent of the gross, has been greatly enhanced since the mid-nineties by her emergence as an international film star.

Later Vespasian received by law a number of powers for which his Julio-Claudian predecessors had not sought explicit sanction.

Brown is good at shedding prime ministerial powers for which he has no use, like the appointment of bishops, and all credit to him for it.

So will Labour take the political risk of voting down intrusive new powers for which no convincing case has been made?

So, Watson will always be, for me, a nice middle-class English girl pretending to be another nice middle-class English girl who's lucky enough to have magical powers for which she's extremely grateful.

That target did not include large hydroelectric power projects, for which many of the best opportunities have already been exploited.