Sentence examples for powerhouse engine from inspiring English sources

Despite Android breaking its record for shipments last year, the platform is not quite the powerhouse engine of growth it has been, with some slowing down evident in the data.

There will be electricity and telephone cables.' In that scene, as Eilis and Tony stand there like two star-struck kids with a dream in their eyes, you get the sense that this huge economic powerhouse engine is awakening and that there's going to be a new middle class in America".

"We have turned the Northeast corridor into a powerhouse of an engine that will help power the economy in the region," he said.

This week, 1 year after being created by the Russian government, the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology took two significant steps toward its long-term goal of becoming an academic powerhouse and an engine of economic development.

In Osborne's speech last week he referenced the much vaunted "northern powerhouse" and "Midland's engine" manufacturing bases.

"Under Prime Minister Abe's leadership, Japan can regain its position as one of the world's pre-eminent economic powerhouses and manufacturing engines," Mr. Loeb wrote in his letter.

"Under Prime Minister Abe's leadership, Japan can regain its position as one of the world's pre-eminent economic powerhouses and manufacturing engines".

Powerhouse is a measure of engine power.

That difference -- about 12 times profits -- reflects Mr. Welch's success convincing investors that G.E.'s combination of industrial conglomerate and financial powerhouse has become a mighty engine that will grow faster than the rest of corporate America.

Net2Phone, which handles about 40percentt of calls routed over the Internet, said separately yesterday that it had sold a minority stake to the Internet search engine and media powerhouse Yahoo Inc. through a stock swap valued at $150 million.

CEU's billionaire founder, George Soros, believed that the region, with the university as its engine, could become a powerhouse for democracy and truly vibrant societies.