Sentence examples for potent champion from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murdoch's New York Post emerged as an unflinching and potent champion of Mr. Klein's proposals to remake the school system, like his successful fight to lift a state cap on the number of charter schools in New York City.

But over the past 12 years, the second daughter of Britain's richest landowner (the Duke of Westminster, 7th on Britain's Rich List with a fortune of around £7.3bn) has been quietly establishing a role for herself as a discreet but potent champion of prison reform.

Critics, though, say Mr. Inouye — a self-described "king of pork" responsible for nearly a billion dollars in earmarks each year — is also the most potent remaining champion of the parochialism that for decades has made major military projects hard to kill.

Strong champions also commanded respect from peers.

Airlines, the most potent of national champions, will feel the wind of competition when the EU market is opened up to all European airlines next month.In energy, where liberalisers have faced formidable opposition from state-owned monopolies, part of the electricity market is to be liberalised over six years starting later this year; competition in gas may follow.

Black's initiative was already potent and the world champion soon cracked.

It champions a far more potent ideology.

Thus "Emancipation," a vigorously staged play about Nat Turner, who led the most sustained slave revolt in American history, acquires a potent historical context, connecting two defiant champions of black resistance to white racism.

The improvement has been tangible, Green making the semi-finals at the world championships in Daegu, South Korea, There he met his idol, Maurice Greene, the 100m Olympic champion from Sydney, who provided Jack with his most potent Olympic memory.

It's why they are defending MLS Cup champions, with their team among North America's most potent.

Yet, the Guardian ICM polls show again that many SNP and ex-Labour voters think the SNP will be far more effective champions for Scotland than Labour, and far more potent opponents of the austerity agenda.