Sentence examples for potent call from inspiring English sources

That is a classic Shakespearean throwaway phrase (like As You Like It or Much Ado About Nothing), which masks a potent call to values.

But it had a potent calling card in a 6-liter 361-horsepower version of the Corvette's V-8.

In recent years, scientists found that several other strains of E. coli in food were also making people sick, and they identified the six most potent, called the Big Six non-O57s.

That drug is a potent anticoagulant called warfarin (Coumadin).

Large glass jars contain potent buds called Blue Cheese and Headband, with high-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) content.

Economists approach political competition with a simple but potent hypothesis called the "median voter theorem".

This argument was made 30 years ago when animal testing showed the presence of potent carcinogens called nitrosamines in cured meats.

As long as injustice and illegitimacy remain, there will be potent rallying calls for violent attacks against the institutions of government.

In the mountain coal fields of eastern Kentucky, Sheriff Steve Duff of Harlan County recently noticed something curious -- people driving to drug stores in neighboring states to fill prescriptions of a potent painkiller called OxyContin.

The brew was potent and called "Joyce Event" simply because it is one of a series that will run through Sunday afternoon at the Joyce (175 Eighth Avenue, at 19th Street, Chelsea).

In his colorful 2002 memoir, "See No Evil," the former C.I.A. officer Robert Baer portrayed himself as a brash, swashbuckling agent, more Tom Clancy operative than geeky technocrat: someone at home in the dark places of the globe, someone who knew how to "mix up a potent cocktail called methyl nitrate" or make a bus disappear with 20 pounds of C-4.