Sentence examples for powers growing from inspiring English sources

Yet that president is going to face an increasingly dangerous world that looks more like the 1930s than the end of history — with populists, nationalists and demagogues on the rise; autocratic powers growing in strength and increasingly aggressive; Europe mired in division and self-doubt; and democracy under siege and vulnerable to foreign manipulation.

One of the few things that more or less all submissions to the committee agree on is that with Holyrood's powers growing, the parliament's capacity is starting to be stretched.

Gov. Jerry Brown is accelerating his California energy diplomacy with China as President Barack Obama and President Xi Jinping begin private discussions in California this week on managing the two powers' growing geo-strategic tensions.

Paradoxically, the larger great powers grow, the more they worry about their vulnerability.

When her powers grow uncontrollable, she becomes evil and the green becomes red.

The union of poetry and death, in Keats's work, only became more intimate as his powers grew.

In five-dimensional space, gravity increases by the fourth power, growing 16 times.

With threats to its power growing, how long can the company dominate?

As it progresses, "Memphis" builds power, growing from a journeyman approach that echoes the lives of its workman-artist subjects.

"I feel a power growing in my hair," Stevens shouted in "Sitting," an anthem, oddly enough, about meditation.

A single blade is treated as a linear source with the sound power growing from the hub to the tip.