Sentence examples for world powerhouse from inspiring English sources

The United States, usually a world powerhouse, had a mediocre showing among new schools.

Some said Iran's economy was in its best shape ever and poised to emerge as a world powerhouse.

It's a little-known backwater against a brash new world powerhouse, and as you'd expect the Kiwis are up at the start of the team pursuit.

The United States women's soccer team, recognized as a world powerhouse for at least the past 20 years, must win a home-and-home total-goals series against Italy to qualify for next summer's Women's World Cup in Germany.

Cuba (7-2), a perennial world powerhouse and the lone representative from Latin America in the eight-team Olympic field, dropped only two games in China — both to South Korea, a first-time gold medalist in the sport.

Estonia's economy is small, it's not a world powerhouse, but in cyberspace citizens can pay and vote online, working with the FInns to provide an interoperable system, they provide services to other countries – it's a cyber-superpower.

Uruguay eliminated both England and Italy, two world powerhouses representing a combined market of 80 million people.

World powerhouses like the U.S., Canada, China, and the EU have come out in support of a 1.5 degree agreement, showing solidarity with frontline communities in Africa that have long said a 2-degree rise in temperature would mean climate catastrophe.

For his new album and 40-city tour, Worlds, powerhouse producer Porter Robinson wanted to de-emphasize dubstep's epic bass drops, and give the kids some some beautiful, immersive sounds and visions.

"What happened?" Despite competing in the past five tournaments, Mexico has never been a World Cup powerhouse.

Compared with some of the world's powerhouse programs such as America or Germany, the difference is staggering.