Sentence examples for potent cases from inspiring English sources

There's a potent case to be made for his installation as secretary of defense, but there are potent cases for others, and it's hard to believe that Obama couldn't have found someone who shared his values and would further his agenda but wouldn't be such a guaranteed lightning rod for his Jewish, LGBT and female supporters, all of whom played crucial roles in his November victory.

With a potent case of Portugal envy, I went there and talked with advocates and politicians at the center of its same-sex-marriage campaign and with gay and lesbian couples who married after the law took effect in June 2010.

But Mr. Bloomberg's upset victory in New York, where Democrats are registered five to one over Republicans, prevented the Democrats from making a potent case that there was any national tide for their party -- and took the edge off the expected but nonetheless stinging Republican defeats in New Jersey and Virginia.

The developmental mechanisms that underlie trait loss provide potent case studies of the way in which evolution and development interact.

A potent case in point is how solar-powered white LED lighting is poised to replace costly and wasteful kerosene lighting for the 1.6 billion people lacking electricity.

Alter notes that the film "makes a potent case against the anti-immigrant sentiment" popular in modern societies like the United Kingdom and the United States, with Guerrasio describing the film as "a complex meditation on the politics of today".

It will take over from the Scorpions, the prosecuting authority's elite investigating unit that had achieved high conviction rates and built potent corruption cases against Jacob Zuma, who became president of South Africa in April, and Jackie Selebi, the national police commissioner and an ally of former President Thabo Mbeki.

Germ weapons, pound for pound, are usually the most potent, in some cases surpassing chemical and nuclear arms in terms of killing power.

In some cases, potent ligands could exert their functional effect through stabilization of certain PPIs within the complex, rather than disruption [ 173].

Attractiveness is potent in one case; being repellent is attractive in the other.

But the sentiment is particularly potent in the case of a country like Germany, which has been critical for a number of American intelligence operations.