Sentence examples for is potent because from inspiring English sources
The strategy is potent because the clinical details of abortion are disturbing to consider.
The combination is potent, because it can reveal things that tissue samples or medical records alone cannot.
The epithet is potent because many current French phobias capitalism, globalisation, liberalism are associated with America.Indeed, Jean-François Jean-François Revel'Obsession authorméricaine", argues that French anti-Americanism, particularly in the media, often fL'Obsessiont the expense of self-examination.
His reporting of a private conversation is potent because it plays at the prejudice about the Tories they are most scared of - being seen as the party of the rich.
Sex hormones are potent because they are easily absorbed through the skin and resist degradation better than many other hormones.
His seminal 2008 staging of Wagner's "Parsifal" was potent because of, not in spite of, the many layers of its meanings.
There are signs that Mr. Maliki's threat to replace ministers could be potent; because there was minimal Sunni participation in the 2005 elections, Sunni leaders have been tagged as unrepresentative of their communities.
They also said that while the Long Island congressman was barely known around the state, he could be potent because he is telegenic, favors abortion rights and does not carry the political baggage of Mr. Giuliani.
As a political issue, stop-and-frisk can be potent because "it's illustrative and symbolic of mayoral candidates' attitudes toward the Police Department's relationship to the community," said Scott Levenson, a Democratic political consultant who is not working for any of next year's potential mayoral contenders.
By contrast, the direct activation model proposes that BIM, BID and PUMA are potent because they can directly activate BAX and BAK [15], [44].
The Exodus story is potent not only because it's a narrative of freedom from oppression, but because in microcosm it's about how human beings deal with freedom and negotiate the difficult life passages that occur once they receive the gift of choice.
