Sentence examples for potent alliance from inspiring English sources
Bernstein soon formed a potent alliance with the leader of Manchester city council, Sir Richard Leese, a bond now two decades old.
The proposal, however, also ran into stiff opposition from the potent alliance of agribusiness, shipping and charitable groups, and Congress quickly killed the plan.
Then, two weeks ago, Adelson reportedly pledged ten million more, this time to 2012 campaign efforts involving the Koch brothers, "cementing a potent alliance of two of the biggest spending forces in conservative politics," Politico reported.
But perhaps none of those leaders had the influence of Mr. Adler, who was credited by Democrats with consolidating a potent alliance of Hudson Valley Democrats; was rumored to be a possible successor to the current state Democratic Party chairwoman, Judith Hope; and had developed a close alliance with Mrs. Clinton.
But their internal divisions have stalled the group's evolution into a potent diplomatic alliance.
The regime's Janjaweed forces have also suffered significant losses, chiefly at the hands of the potent rebel alliance called the National Redemption Front.
So whatever Mr Fabricant may have said about a Tory/UKIP deal, the most potent unholy alliance in British politics could prove to be be the one between Ed Miliband and Nigel Farage.
Those under Newt Gingrich's leadership created a revolution on the Arab-Israeli issue because of the new Republican heavy sympathy for the Israelis, coupled with a potent Christian right alliance.
Such potent stylist-star alliances were spawned well over a decade ago, when celebrity Web sites and supermarket tabloids competed to serve up candid shots of stars exiting Starbucks or the gym in a state of sorry dishevelment.
As if to sharpen that point, Mr. Putin made his entrance here after flying from China, where he and President Jiang Zemin and the leaders of four Central Asian republics signed the founding charter of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, not quite an alliance, but a potent new expression of Asian interests.
The rice seedling blight fungus Rhizopus microsporus and its endosymbiont Burkholderia rhizoxinica form an unusual, highly specific alliance to produce the highly potent antimitotic phytotoxin rhizoxin.
