Sentence examples for power to successfully from inspiring English sources

Tata Steel: "Outside Europe other countries are becoming more integrated and forming other trading blocs, and there would be a danger that the UK would find itself isolated and without the necessary power to successfully negotiate trade deals.

Stirling's explosive popularity from two ostensibly niche genres of music is also indicative of YouTube's power to successfully showcase the world's obscurity that does not hold a place in mainstream media.

Clearly, a world in which terrorists wield the power to successfully implant bombs into people and detonate them on cue is a world in which we will be told that all hell is breaking loose.

If the firings happen, and Republicans in Congress don't roll up their sleeves and get some answers about Russia on their own, the public will have just watched the president use executive power to successfully quash an investigation into his own potential wrongdoing.

He is wrong in indicating, without providing any evidence to support the proposition, that this very costly and highly improbable quest to be the first foreign power to successfully model life in Afghanistan would be connected with defeating the al-Qaida terrorists.

That part of my life is kind of hazy in memory -- maybe because I didn't have enough brain power to successfully compartmentalize my thoughts -- but when I look back on what I do remember, I feel like every conversation I was a part of mostly involved my incessantly monologuing about intake, output, calories, exercise, tips and tricks, and myths and facts.

But the poorest people are often the easiest to subjugate because they do not have the power to resist, to successfully make change.

We find that the system is feeding power to the grid successfully.

Once its colony, France intervened in Mali this month with about 2,300 troops and a substantial amount of air power to drive back, successfully, the salafists' offensive south.

Although Stone observed privately that he was shocked that "U.S. citizens were subjected to this treatment," he nonetheless upheld the constitutionality of the curfew.... the power to wage war successfully.

The development of naval power allowed Robert to successfully defeat English attempts to capture him in the Highlands and Islands and to blockade major English controlled fortresses at Perth and Stirling, the last forcing Edward II to attempt the relief that resulted at English defeat at Bannockburn in 1314.