AIDS outed many rich, successful gay men to their powerful circles, loosening the oppressive vise exerted by potent institutions.
Here phrase lengths rarely strayed from four bars or multiples thereof; melodic lines were driven from underneath by potent harmonic transformations.
Most years they dutifully breeze through the regular season in swashbuckling fashion, led by potent strike forces featuring the likes of Fredy Montero, Clint Dempsey, and Obafemi Martins.
Mr. Obama has been dogged by potent, fast-moving rumors about his religion, his birthplace and his patriotism, to name a few, for more than a year.
Alcohol profoundly alters the chemistry of the brain, interfering with the activity of neurotransmitters and giving rise to intense feelings of pleasure, accompanied by potent disinhibition.
Only the stone-hearted could fail to respond emotionally to a work set, like this dance, to scores by potent music makers like Sweet Honey in the Rock, Philip Hamilton and Francisco Mora.
Having been warned off by potent signs and symbols from the search for Thompson, Banderas spends his time helping the mothers of the 'disappeared' by intuiting exactly what happened to their loved ones.
With Mr. Liu present but unusually tight-lipped during a hastily convened news conference, the leaders suggested that Mr. Liu's campaign fund-raising troubles were fanned by potent forces determined to prevent him from becoming mayor in 2013.
A disadvantage of these blanket treatments by potent, broad-spectrum chemicals is that they also eliminate parasitic and predatory insects that serve as natural controls on the pest's numbers; they may also adversely affect birdlife.
Angiogenesis is driven by potent pro-angiogenic factors and signaling molecules, including growth factors and growth factor receptors [3].
Its intracellular inhibition by potent inhibitors such as pepstatin constitutes a relevant but challenging molecular target.
