Sentence examples for prospects for power from inspiring English sources

There's comedy mumbling ape Boris Johnson, whose prospects for power have been hamstrung by the fact that, last time round, he was out-manoeuvred by a gurning mendacious little gnome like Michael Gove.

THE prospects for wave power have risen and fallen, appropriately enough, for years.

But the prospects for regulating power plant emissions have greatly improved since President Obama came to town.

Meanwhile the events at Fukushima this year raised serious questions about the longer-term prospects for nuclear power in Japan and elsewhere.

He was speaking at the launch this week of a report that overturned the IEA's previously pessimistic view of the prospects for nuclear power.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, he is upbeat about the prospects for kite power – predicting that within five years it will be cheap and widespread.

As concern over climate change improves the prospects for nuclear power, uranium demand has outpaced supply and speculative buying has forced the price up to $85 per pound, from $10 in 2003.

But Mr Colvin thinks strong demand will ensure that wireless technology prevails in the long run.Peaks and troughsStephan Ohr of Gartner, a market-research firm, says the prospects for wireless power are realistic, but the path to widespread adoption will not be as easy as many in the industry expect.

Jones, a professor emeritus of political science at the University of Wisconsin, put it this way: "Dick Neustadt, the greatest of presidential scholars and now deceased, had a principal rule: always be attentive, in making a decision, to the effects of that decision on your prospects for future power.

Therefore, the 3LT2C has broad application prospects for electric power storage.

The prospects for major power co-operation have been enhanced by the interim nuclear agreement.