Sentence examples for power to face from inspiring English sources
Each of us has the power to face what is hard, if we only open the door.
He won the argument, and he should have been in a position of power to face the music".
It may make Cairo's liberals wince, but the fact remains that only the Islamists have the power to face down Egypt's military and deliver a more democratic government.
Culture media, for this reason, have improved in their composition and are becoming more complex, above everything, in their antioxidant power to face ROS/RNS generation.
A man accused of planning and instigating some of the most heinous crimes in recent years has fallen from near-absolute power to face justice for his acts.
This week he took a big step in the right direction in a fight that could affect the interests of Mexico's television duopoly, Televisa and TV Azteca.On February 13th his office came out swinging in support of the new Federal Telecommunications Institute (Ifetel), which has the power to face down mighty telecoms companies, such as the TV broadcasters and Carlos Slim's phone empire.
For the M220 analysis (Fig. 9B) regions were found in which source power to faces was decreased relative to that produced by scrambled stimuli.
Highly significant increases in gamma power to faces relative to baseline were found widely throughout occipital cortex (Fig. 3), with the most significant voxels being found bilaterally around the occipital pole (Talairach coordinates −L: −11.0, −3.0.4, −3.0; R: 19.1, −103.4, 5.0).
Calpine is one of several power providers to face major financial challenges in the last couple of years.
Integration and accommodation of wind power in the power network have to face with many constraints, however, such as wind power output, system load, power source structure, regulation capability, power transmission scale and operation methods.
"We don't need a special powers Act to face such acts," Farooq Abdullah, former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister and father of the current chief minister, said.
