Sentence examples for potent ammunition from inspiring English sources

Scandals in the West, especially when the victim is Chinese, have become potent ammunition.

They also provided J. Edgar Hoover with potent ammunition for attacking the entire New Left.

To this end, they were handed some potent ammunition last week, when Mr. Bush picked Dick Cheney as his running mate.

And yet, such claims could prove potent ammunition for the pro-Europeans nevertheless, especially if endorsed by more people at the top of big companies.

Rudd and colleagues like Barack Obama's notorious former neighbor William Ayers poisoned the 1960s antiwar movement with their nihilistic ambition of demolishing "honky America". They also provided J. Edgar Hoover with potent ammunition for attacking the entire New Left.

Thursday's report from the Justice Department's inspector general gave new and potent ammunition to President Trump and his allies in their ongoing efforts to undermine special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's investigation of Russian interference during the 2016 presidential campaign.

The Conservatives have long taunted Mr. Blair for courting Colonel Qaddafi, and the claims of complicity in rendition could offer potent political ammunition.

"FDR was hardly a fucking man of the people, you know?"Given the language, my guess is that's Rahm Emanuel. Regardless as John McCain found out last week, associates explaining the obvious can still give opponents potent political ammunition.

As China seeks increasingly to "set the parameters of acceptable discourse" in global affairs, especially with regard to its claim of sovereignty over Taiwan, the words of the normalization communique may still become potent weapons of statecraft, diplomatic ammunition in a potential (if contentious) case for sovereignty should Beijing ever decide to force the issue of reunification with Taiwan.

With methane considered 21 times more potent than carbon dioxide in warming the atmosphere, the burping has given ammunition to environmentalists, vegetarians and other critics of beef while initially putting the large meat industry on the defensive.

Republicans are using the nomination to revive their arguments against the new health care law, which they see as a potent issue in this fall's elections, and Dr. Berwick has given them plenty of ammunition.