Sentence examples for a potent tool from inspiring English sources

Nature photography has become a potent tool in this struggle.

There's evidence that for young patients with mitochondrial disease, exercise is a potent tool, slowing the symptoms.

But they also hinted that formal statements, once a potent tool for managing currency markets but now more general in nature, would soon end.

"This is a potent tool given to Congress by the Constitution explicitly to act as a check on executive power," Cruz wrote in a column for Politico.

This could be a potent tool for a newsroom (we are building one at Les Echos that will primarily benefit our news team).

The federal whistle-blower law, known as the False Claims Act, has been a potent tool for keeping government contractors honest since it was last amended in 1986.

He took what seemed, at first, to be a major impediment to the advancement of the new science and turned it into a potent tool.

And that cynical message has now spread from its roots in European xenophobia to become a potent tool in the long-running Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

If it doesn't, the West will have to dodge an approaching bullet, and turn its new leverage over Iranian oil revenue into a potent tool of diplomacy.

IVDRS is a potent tool in identifying these variations.

Numeric simulation is a potent tool for solving engineering problems.