Sentence examples for powers particularly as from inspiring English sources

Few doubt the ruling family will remain close to Western powers, particularly as it seeks to maintain deterrence vis-a-vis Iran, but Qatar will never be the fully compliant ally the West may wish it to be.

The action grows in power, particularly as passions flow in the second act.

This failure to understand the actual nature of power, particularly as it relates to government and the individual, helps pave a short road to tyranny.

But the play's sold-out premiere this month was a measure of France's lingering fascination with a case that has caused a societal reflection on money, privilege and power — particularly as it relates to the sexes.

By the time "Desire Under the Elms" opened on Broadway, in 1925, Eugene O'Neill had already written a number of full-length plays that drew on his fascination with, and abhorrence of, female sexual power, particularly as it is used to drive men apart.

The objections are numerous (for those wanting to wade into the substantive end of the SCOTUS pool I'd suggest starting here) but I'd like to focus on perhaps the most important: her defense of executive power, particularly as it relates to both protecting Americans at home and going after terrorists abroad.

This combined with the decreasing mortality reducing power, particularly as surgical procedures improve, limits the value of the reported results.

Furthermore, any differences will likely be due to morphology and not because of size dependent differences in mass-specific power, particularly as evidence against this hypothesis is building.

In the closing decades of the 19th century, foreign powers, particularly Russia and Japan, began to eye Manchuria as a fruitful field for imperialist expansion.

Ministers want to settle this energy crisis with a wave of new nuclear power stations, particularly as it is a clean power source that will help the country meet strict carbon emissions targets.

More specifically, it is important to note that the method we employ here is unable to resolve finer scale trends within individual lineages, and more complex processes of body size evolution may be masked by a lack of phylogenetic resolution, low sample size, and the resulting reduction in resolving power, particularly for clades such as Megalonychidae.