Sentence examples for potent assets from inspiring English sources

And while it hinders narrative freedom, one of the show's most potent assets is that soberly shining truck.

But they also strongly suggest that Mr. Griesgraber's unselfish pen is Redhooker's most potent asset.

Her endorsement has proved a potent asset for some (though not all) Republican candidates across the country, while Mr. Beck's "investigations" of administration officials like Van Jones, the Obama administration's former green jobs czar, have been relentless, if not always fruitful.

The health agency said at the time that "a specific treatment or vaccine would be a potent asset to counter the virus".

All of this makes her one of Mr. Toledo's potent political assets.

Loans to around 8 million people have also made the Grameen Bank a potent political asset.

Stranger still, despite five decades of the supposed decline of deference, the rise of David Cameron suggests that simple poshness might still be a very potent political asset.

But if more polls show he is overwhelmingly the Tories' most potent electoral asset, the voters will reach their own conclusion about a party that continues to reject him largely because it is in the grip of a collective hissy fit.

He has a very powerful array of assets but perhaps the most potent of all is his raw intelligence; a hungry mind and a sharp one.

Once people understand that basic equation, they will support the necessary legislation, and we will be able to enlist our greatest asset and most potent weapon -- our economic clout -- in a fight to save our lives, our economy and our planet.

There are even reasons to think a new round of asset purchases could be more potent.