Sentence examples for powerhouses rather from inspiring English sources

China wants to build better ties with the world's industrialized powerhouses rather than hitch itself to a weak economy like Russia's.

He adds that the strategy of trying to turn exotic microbes into industrial powerhouses rather than tweaking current industrial microbes is "an emerging trend that is exciting".

As for letdowns: with Xhaka's price tag and disciplinary record I was expecting an imposing powerhouse rather than a naive liability.

While many Israeli startups dream about their exit from Day One, Taboola is a great example of a company attempting to build a multinational marketing technology powerhouse rather than simply getting swallowed up by a foreign enterprise.

Similarly, some of Eastern Europe's economic growth of the 1990s may have had more to do with the establishment of new links with Germany's manufacturing powerhouse rather than structural reforms.

I don't mean the mass public — I have never put much stock in the Utopian fantasy that, if only the multiplex chains would see reason, internationally beloved auteurs like Hou Hsiao-hsien and Abbas Kiarostami would become box-office powerhouses — but rather the aesthetically adventurous, intellectually curious segment of the population that has historically been there for foreign films.

Smith adds that 363,000 jobs in the region are linked to EU trade and that unemployment is down to a lack of a northern powerhouse and underfunding, rather than immigration as many believe.

He joined rather a powerhouse lineup to address the issues of environmental dangers threatening wallets as well as whales: Michelle Bachelet (U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights), Enric Sala (an Explorer-in-Residence at National Geographic), Nina Jensen of REV Ocean and indefatigable environmental crusader Al Gore.

He joins rather a powerhouse lineup to address the issues of environmental dangers threatening wallets as well as whales: Michelle Bachelet (U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights), Enric Sala (an Explorer-in-Residence at National Geographic), Actress Michelle Yeoh (who also does U.N. work), and indefatigable environmental crusader Al Gore.

So, why not think of every fruit we eat as a powerhouse of certain nutrients rather than thinking one is better than the other?

As with the German authorities, UEFA said its suspicions focused on secondary European teams, rather than the powerhouses of soccer.