Sentence examples for potent ally from inspiring English sources
Now Dr. Strayer's research has gained a potent ally.
Fascinated by their presence, Goddard wondered, "Am I their social-media darling?" Anonymous was a potent ally.
By the time the day was over, he had become her most potent ally in the battle against TB 117.
But as a new administration prepares to enter the White House, the crisis could end up being a potent ally for change.
"The preachers still feel the need of the press as their most potent ally in their work," said The Methodist Review in 1889.
Beyond Europe – in America in particular – we are seen as more of a force for good, and a more potent ally, inside the EU than outside.
But they face a formidable foe with potent allies, including the New York investor Guy Wyser-Pratte.
The new soccer league, the Women's United Soccer Association, will begin play in April with some potent allies of its own.
"A boycott will anger some of our most potent allies in the fight for equality: athletes and fans.
Mr. Cheney has been so dominant, placing potent allies in top posts, that his power base will rival, or quietly supersede, W.'s.
In some areas, he has done one better: with the Medicaid committee, Mr. Cuomo actually turned his predecessors' strongest opponents into his most potent allies.
