Sentence examples for whatever the power from inspiring English sources

Whatever the power of numbers may be, he could count himself pretty lucky.

Whatever the power play between Adobe and Mac, please sort it out.

Whatever the power of the press in general, when it comes to killing people, the pen is truly mightier than the sword.

Take this on mateship: "Yet whatever the power of mateship it was not – as Bill Gammage has claimed – 'a particular Australian virtue'.

Whatever the power dynamics between them (one commentator asserts that Mapplethorpe coldly used his mentor), they emerge as latter-day fin-de-siècle leather dandies, reminiscent in some ways of Oscar Wilde and Alfred Douglas.

Whatever the power used (2 25 W), amidation reaction of the primary aliphatic amines took place at 80 90 °C and was quantitative in 5 15 min.

Whether bridge or beard growing, in the modern world, there are myriad ways that a sport can be a sport, whatever the powers that be might say.

"I went outside and knelt down to it and said a little prayer to whatever the powers that be that when my turn comes, I will do it as gracefully and uncomplainingly".

One thing to note is that whatever the biasing power and optical power is selected, the resulted optical transmitted power will always be 180 mW in this specific case.

From Fig. 6a, b, it can be seen that the ratio of active or reactive power output of DG1 to that of DG2 is about 1/2 whatever the active power or reactive power load changes.

The rise of China would have happened, whatever the western powers might have done.