Sentence examples for thriving power from inspiring English sources

Now he has a more central role in a thriving power franchise.

(h/t @suzyji) 4.49pm BST The EPA proposal has drawn sharp opposition from the coal industry and lobby, business interests led by the US Chamber of Commerce, anti-regulation groups and political leaders whose constituents rely on economically thriving power plants and fear the new rules could hurt or close them.

In the 17th and 18th centuries the wool and cloth industries continued to thrive, powered by the waters of the River Sheppey.

Gillibrand's neck-twisting conversions are distasteful and not particularly convincing, but they are indicative of a Democratic Party intent on surviving and on thriving in power.

But as long as eBay thrives, power sellers appear to be here to stay, and their numbers will probably grow.

If it really does want to cater to younger acts, it should realise that not every performer will thrive on power ballads.

And while watching these gangsters thrive on power with ballsy disdain, it was hard not to think of the behaviour of some television executives in recent history.

Rob was a high-ranking prisoner in a rural Victorian prison who thrived off power and manipulated it to fit his agenda.

Systems can tolerate and even thrive with power differentials when there is a clear understanding of mutual beliefs and a conscious commitment to live out those beliefs in a way that accommodates a power differential.

Of course, no business can thrive without computing power, but that power might as well be generated by a smartphone or tablet rather than a desktop, so workers can be untethered from their desks.

Carmelo Anthony has been thriving as an undersize power forward in Stoudemire's absence.