Sentence examples for power notes from inspiring English sources

"Neither the 'DSK affair' nor today's debt crisis have dampened the desire for the left to return to power," notes François Miquet-Marty, of Viavoice.

In its dutiful inventory of the contents of Jefferson's Monticello, "The Art of Power" notes that the Library of Congress has preserved scraps of paper used by Jefferson in his privy.

And once in power, notes Peter Mair of the European University Institute in Florence, governments lose popularity more quickly, not least because they are constrained by decisions taken in Brussels.

Heating a typical house in the Northeast with fuel oil produces 13,000 pounds of CO2 annually, Mr. Power notes, while cooling a similar house in Phoenix produces only 900.

As the Energy Department's page on wind power notes, though, "all forms of power generation may sometimes not operate when called upon". The electrical grid includes power from a variety of sources and production methods to protect against that.

If that is the best that two first-rate cyber-powers can do against a third-rate industrial power, notes Mr Libicki, it puts into perspective the more alarmist predictions of impending cyber-attacks on infrastructure in the West.Moreover, anyone contemplating a cyber-attack on physical infrastructure has little idea how much actual damage it will cause, and if people will die.

He said the manager had "full power", noting: "All our coaches have had autonomy.

Because it is that very amplification that gives them power," noted Sullivan.

She has a voice of almost incredible range and power, noted for its agility, accuracy and texture.

Negotiators may make any of several "moves" to question each other's legitimacy and assert their power, note Kolb and Williams.

Mr Filmus hammered Mr Macri for abusing his power, noting that the head of the city's new police force, Jorge Palacios, is being prosecuted for illegal phone tapping.