Sentence examples for prove its power from inspiring English sources

The leadership, he added, "needs to prove its power by delivering the needs of the Libyan people".

Solar power output has expanded sharply to 38.2 gigawatts (GW) since the region's last notable eclipse in 2003, so the country - which borders nine nations - has to prove its power market and network handling centres can function under extraordinary conditions.

The K+Q-model may prove its power in a sample of increased size as well as broader allelic diversity (Yu et al. 2006).

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said India "proved its power" to the world when it launched "surgical strikes" on militant bases in Pakistan.

& G. turned off the heat and electricity, the cheese was there for us, proving its power to comfort.

And certainly the opera had proved its power over the emotions and the production had gladdened eye as well as ears.

"The Brits is one of the biggest music talking points of the year – and is again proving its power in influencing sales too," Official Charts Company managing director Martin Talbot said.

AS LAST-MINUTE talks sputter on to find a compromise, the row over a Scottish industrial landmark revives memories of the bad old days of the decline of Britain's heavy industries: a huge unprofitable complex threatened with closure; hard-headed management insisting on workers' concessions; a recalcitrant union bent on proving its power, in the process threatening its members' livelihoods.

This type of molecular beam source is most common in spectroscopy and collision experiments and has proven its power and versatility for several decades.

On the last day of September, the constantly-changing microbial world proved its power to deliver surprises and shocks.

The H1N1 flu pandemic led to a wider use of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), proving its power in hypoxemic emergencies.