Sentence examples for power showcasing from inspiring English sources

Deng and his allies undertook the gradual but ultimately transformative market-oriented economic changes that a quarter century later have made China a major economic power, showcasing its industrial might, explosive urban growth and national pride to the world during the Olympic Games.

Yet the gathering has also exposed tensions between China and the United States on human rights issues, with the American ambassador, Samantha Power, showcasing a campaign to draw attention to political prisoners, including those in China, in the run-up to the event.

Listing the great French thinkers in a tribute to nuclear power showcased the worst aspect of historical fame: these were figures Neil could name but appeared to know nothing about.

This item is – sadly, perhaps – ditched the moment he gets his powers, showcased in spectacular action sequences.

The harbor project is part of a suite of initiatives aimed at transforming south Barcelona into a green power showcase, partly by using waste in innovative ways.

"Wouldn't God understand that I just want to be with him?" Paradoxically "Grace and Power" showcases Camelot as an amoral carnival while somehow making the reader still feel that Kennedy's White House days were grand moments frozen in time.

CPAC, which just ended, was more of a freak show than political power showcase.

Cast in noir-style darkness, the minimalist letters radiate an ominous and powerful air, showcasing their power to stand alone -- outside language -- as pure shapes.

Ms Massenet was referring not just to courting the buyers with the power to showcase British brands globally, but the investors who can help to build a truly international brand.

Coming to Power also showcases Cantor's own art.

These documents provide historical context, highlight how media has always been engaged in power struggles, showcase the challenges that new media face, and offer case studies that reveal the complexities going forward.