Mr. Del Tredici gave the piece, and the equally demanding early works, the powerhouse performances they demand.
The slippage in Asian financial markets represented what some experts contend is the beginning of a new assessment of China, not as an export powerhouse with rising demand that can go on growing swiftly for years, but rather as a bubble economy, heavily reliant on bank loans that Beijing now wants to rein in.
… Mr. Biggs, former chief global strategist for U.S. investment banking powerhouse Morgan Stanley, demanded the U.S. government temporarily return to ideas used in the Great Depression as a way to get the country back to higher growth.
In recent years at the Met she adapted her powerhouse voice to the florid demands of Handel with an exquisite account of Eduige in "Rodelinda," gave a vocally chilling performance as Ulrica in Verdi's "Ballo in Maschera" and was an indomitable Fricka in Wagner's "Walküre".
In the fifties and sixties, military and space research did help make the United States a technological powerhouse, in large part because of the demand that was created for products (like semiconductors) that would otherwise have taken longer to develop.
Trading powerhouses like Germany are suffering from weaker demand for heavy equipment, automobiles and luxury goods.
Germany's position as the powerhouse for the region was heightened by rising demand for its goods both domestically and in its export markets despite concerns about weakening growth in Asia.
Last .fmwas a powerhouse in the days before legitimate streaming on demand.
The Cleveland Clinic, another medical powerhouse that has little difficulty attracting patients and demanding high prices, is trying group visits for diabetic patients so more people can be seen at a lower cost.
But slowing global trade and concerns over domestic consumption in China are expected to dampen the German manufacturing powerhouse, with only Mercedes appearing insulated from weakening Chinese demand for cars.
