Sentence examples for power has ebbed from inspiring English sources

-- The balance of power has ebbed and flowed through history.

Since the European Central Bank took over monetary policy for the 12-nation euro currency area, the Bundesbank's power has ebbed.

In recent months, the chief of staff's power has ebbed, and administration decisions have been guided more by Trump's instincts than by Kelly's processes.

They are the crown prince, known as the most moderate among the group; the prime minister, who is said to be wealthy, but whose power has ebbed as popular anger at him has peaked; and the minister of the Royal Court, Sheik Khalid bin Ahmed al-Khalifa, known as the hard-liner of the three, opposition leaders say.

Since then power has ebbed from Labour's most successful prime minister towards the man who thinks he should have had the job all along.The partnership between Mr Blair and Mr Brown brothers in political arms from their early days in Westminster, then rivals for the top spot was always odd.

Then, within the federal structure, they codified a trifurcation of power to ensure that no single branch came to dominate government; and while power has ebbed and flowed between branches, the system of checks and balances has provided stability, and kept tyrannical rule at bay.

By the time they realized they had to negotiate and reach a compromise with their enemy, their power had ebbed too far, and the only thing the insurgents were willing to talk about was an unconditional surrender.

The threat alone would restore some of the power that has ebbed from parliament over the last dozen or so years.

With Democrats winning back a foothold of power by capturing the House last year, enthusiasm for impeaching Mr. Trump has ebbed.

His support has ebbed even here - but this still remains his power base.

But enthusiasm has ebbed.