Sentence examples for power marks from inspiring English sources

Rhetorically, at least, Trump's accession to power marks a break with this order.

After 30 s the peak in double layer capacitor power marks the moment when the diesel engine is started.

Contextualizing insight about Napster's game-changing impact comes from the likes of Henry Rollins and professor Lawrence Lessig, while the inside stuff — the highs and lows of being young, inventing a business model that turns on your peers but scares those in power — marks the enlightening interviews with Fanning, Parker and other core Napsterites.

He says he believes that the separation of religion and power marked a violent rupture with the past.

Today we are at the beginning of an era of popular power, marked by the initial work of the Constituent Assembly.

John Agyekum Kufuor hand over power, marking the second time in the country's history that the presidency had been transferred to an opposition politician.

The vote, in which the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) broke the half-century lock of the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) on power, marked the overdue destruction of Japan's post-war political system.

So-called "black supremacy" never existed, but the advent of African Americans in positions of political power marked a dramatic break with the country's traditions and aroused bitter hostility from Reconstruction's opponents.

The Socialists, whose embattled government resigned on August 6th after a year in power marked by mass protests, are distant second with about 22% of the vote, according to Alpha Research, a pollster.

Here's a sample of what was written in January, when GHash was at a still-distant 42%: "[That percentage puts] uncomfortably close to the 51% hash power mark, which some argue is the Achilles heel of bitcoin and similar cryptocurrencies".

"Power" marked a stylistic return to hip hop for West after the sparse electro of 808s & Heartbreak.