Sentence examples for valuable power from inspiring English sources

And why should the courts be deprived of this valuable power?

Certain dangerous or valuable power tools are kept in a locked tool cabinet.

Having acquired this valuable power, the feds or other plaintiffs can be leisurely about relinquishing it.

But for all that one gets the sense that Hall, who after all knew a little about exclusion, was also capable of appreciating a bracingly valuable power shift.

That Byrd, 36, was able to get as much money as he did, although not from the Mets, underlined how valuable power is around the league.

Choice is the misleading word used to cover a phony pass at a privacy policy, which retailers, insurers and banks are now touting, while consent is your valuable power to say "yes" that they are desperate to deny customers.

She thinks that she and other autistic people, though they unquestionably have great problems in some areas, may have extraordinary, and socially valuable, powers in others provided that they are allowed to be themselves, autistic.

She thinks that she and other autistic people, though they unquestionably have great problems in some areas, may have extraordinary, and socially valuable, powers in others — provided that they are allowed to be themselves, autistic.

That is, to get the N-Realist Nietzschean conclusion that what is valuable is power, take (P) and plug in a strong form of Nietzsche's descriptive doctrine of the will to power — the doctrine, roughly, that all persons intrinsically 'desire' only power.

The Bombers were also forced to use Dyson Heppell as a third man up around the ground, robbing them of valuable clearance power.

The test results confirm the fact that Stirling engines driven by temperature of biomass gases are able to achieve a valuable output power.