Sentence examples for single powerhouse from inspiring English sources
It said last week that it could join with Penguin to become a single powerhouse in a £2.4bn deal, with the German group retaining a 60 per cent stake in the combined business.
By this time, the Redmond, Wash., company had hoped to converge Windows and Windows NT into a single powerhouse operating system for both consumers and corporations.
E-book single powerhouse publisher, Byliner, released Death of an American Sharpshooter May 13 (see Thin Reads 3-reed review).
Military research and development shops, for example, from the 28 EU member states could consolidate into a single powerhouse.
Yet Plum's final three choices — Washington, Gonzaga and California — did not include a single traditional powerhouse.
The Departments of Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology in Ithaca and Geneva merge to create a single academic powerhouse for the study of the causes and management of plant disease and the fundamental interactions between plants and microbes.
But the central concept of Abi Morgan's script, which portrays the fearsome Maggie as a doddery codger in the thrall of delusional grieving dementia, seems to do a grave injustice to a woman who deserves to be remembered – for better or worse – as a terrifyingly single-minded powerhouse.
Caylent is about making it easier for programmers at a company to build out and maintain new programs and projects, essentially becoming single-unit powerhouses.
This means for instance deepening the single market – the powerhouse of the EU economy.
Wanda Jackson was a star in the early days of rockabilly, and though she went on to a successful country career in the late sixties, she'll always be remembered for powerhouse singles such as "Fujiyama Mama" and "Funnel of Love".
Along the way, he's released powerhouse singles (perhaps most notably the 2013 global smash Hello, his highest-charting track to date) and teamed with collaborators ranging from Madonna to Bloc Party.
