Sentence examples for the service of power from inspiring English sources

Monogamy thrives in the service of power.

We give infrastructure for free and then run the service of power and internet to those communities".

Like the pettiest of dictators, Ronnie preys on the weak in the service of power (in this case the mall itself).

To the Editor: Diane Ravitch's self-described intellectual U-turn is a case study in how some ideas, however bad, are created and perpetrated in the service of power, while other ideas, however truthful, rarely see the light of day.

With the business groups on board, Erdoğan has simply raised the stakes to enforce dependence: in return for lucrative public contracts, all the media moguls in Turkey have to put their outlets in the service of power.

We feel the corruption of faith in the service of power, but we don't get a sense of the inevitability of such power and the acute difficulty religion will always have in reconciling itself to the world.

The combination of craftsmanship, material exotica and faddish learning in the service of stately power was in keeping with the spirit of the Kunst und Wunderkammern, or art and wonder cabinets, which began to proliferate in the mid-16th century.

The current crisis is not a natural accident; it was caused by the greed of those who would bring the world down, with the help of an economics that is no longer about management of the common good, but has become an ideology at the service of financial power.

The effect of medium water) on fretting wear is revealed, which plays a potential and promising role in the service of nuclear power device and other flow equipments.

"Money remains in the service of entrenched power, and the brothers in the play are 'strategy consultants' whose jobs involve force and violence .

With a sector now up to 90%% under direct or indirect control of President Erdoğan, a 'genetically modified medya' at the service of his power drive, decent journalism is left to a couple of minor TV channels and a handful newspapers with extremely low circulations.