Sentence examples for a more potent force from inspiring English sources

Mr. Novelli promised that in the future, AARP would take more of a leadership role in lobbying efforts, would build its grass roots into a more potent force and would become more forceful on issues like pensions.

But perhaps a more potent force in this deja vu is the city's vibrant ethnic population.

That might have made anti-minority sentiments a more potent force in the 2016 GOP primaries than in primaries past.

The free flow of information across national borders may be a more potent force for advancing democracy than dispatch of American aircraft carriers to a distant sea.

Bannon and his allies seem intent on proving to the White House that Trumpism is a more potent force than Trump.

Theorists, gallerists and hoteliers use the "light" as currency to fuel their keep, but there is a more potent force at work here.

In one passage, Carnegie writes that making a large charitable gift is "a much more potent force for the elevation of our race'' than dividing the money into "trifling amounts" for distribution as donations or higher wages, which would likely be "wasted in the indulgence of appetite".

As a peasant activist fighting local battles which makes him a much more potent force in China than politicised members of the urban elite such as the artist Ai Weiwei (see article)—he was praised for years by the local government for advocating the rights of disabled people.

On this form, consecutive wins are not going to be a rare feat given the attacking flair that makes Aberdeen a much more potent force at home this term.

Still, they have looked a much more potent force since Upson's goal.

Their concern, coupled with that of environment‐conscious townsmen, is becoming a slowly more potent force on the Con tinent, although protest demon strations agairist pollution are still uncommon here.