Sentence examples for technical firepower from inspiring English sources

Her technical firepower on beam and floor (along with a decent vault) was the main reason the Romanians were able to edge China for the bronze in London.

In Japan, however, the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency lacks the technical firepower to draw up comprehensive regulations and tends to turn to industry experts to provide that expertise.

The press should find a way to capture some of Google's technical firepower and concentrate on what it does best: producing original, high quality content, a business that Google is unwilling (and probably culturally unable) to engage in.

And this collection had a lot a lot of technical firepower behind it, with overlocked stitches along the seams between panels of mesh and chiffon, lots of layered looks, about four varieties of racer backs and hand-painted wide abstract brush strokes that were meticulously painted on layers of chiffon.

Denis Rodkin is ideally cast as the latter, for while he lacks the outrageous technical firepower of some of his predecessors, he zips through the big jumps and multiple pirouettes with ease and, much more importantly, he is always in character, his face vivid with mischief, his focus beamed lovingly on his ballerina.

These will give big brands and advertisers the technical firepower necessary to run huge optimized ad campaigns, track exactly what type of content is popular with their account's followers, and moderate comments from spam to customer service requests.

Despite being the only World Cup debutants, Bosnia are odds-on with most bookies to reach the last 16 thanks to their attacking firepower and technical ability.

The ministers also discussed a seven-page document outlining technical options for quickly expanding the firepower of their bailout fund, including one option that would hope to raise investment from outside Europe.

Financial firepower and technological wizardry matter more.

The havoc of Game 2 — nine technical fouls, two ejections and one flagrant foul — showed that although the Bulls lack Miami's scoring, firepower and depth, they will not be pushed around.

Yet according to military experts, the biggest technical revelation of another war in the region may not be improvements to old systems but rather a new category of firepower known as directed-energy weapons.