Sentence examples for power matters from inspiring English sources
He staked out a specialty in nuclear power matters as chairman of the powerful Joint Committee on Atomic Energy and in 1963 provided important backing for the Kennedy administration's controversial treaty with the Soviet Union barring nuclear tests in the atmosphere.
But softer power matters here.
The pieces have a shared theme: that bargaining power matters.
In other words, choice matters because power matters.
In the players union, as in the N.B.A., star power matters.
Mr. Gorbachev's own ideas, given his institutional power, mattered even more.
The desire to express anger over unfair outcomes can be so strong that the consequences for those in power matter little.
Turkey's reliability as a military ally, and its continued status as a moderate, secular, democratic Middle Eastern power matter a lot to Europe and the US in strategic and security terms.
Size and Power Matter … Cars often have higher auto insurance rates than larger vehicles, too, because they tend to have higher rates of injury and collision claims, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
And Coot looked at him for a long second, making out a difficult calculation; right at the edge of where power mattered.
