Sentence examples for potent communications from inspiring English sources
THE NEXT CORPORATE ORDER about alliances between American telecommunications companies... Writer compares six of the world's most potent communications companies: Time Warner, the Walt Disney….
The new venture provides the mayor with yet another potent communications apparatus — one that carries his name and imprimatur — to sound off on issues that collide with his job as mayor, his corporate interests and his expanding philanthropic empire.
Privatising more of SingTel might be a solution, but the control-minded Singaporean government has been reluctant to relinquish such a potent communications tool.The obvious prize for SingTel from the merger is access to China, but government obstacles are likely here too.
But everyone knows that music is the most potent communications medium known to man, so it's no wonder that the NRA has been especially careful in identifying its musical adversaries.
Numerous other analysts, usually oriented to psychological or psychiatric disciplines, believe that mass communications provide potent sources of informal education and persuasion.
Communications are a potent issue in the electorate.
Trost, the highest-ranking officer in the Navy, said, "The economic incentives are so potent and the network of communications from farm to market via thousands of boats and small planes is so extensive. . . .
To prep the Taurus for police duty, engineers added a column shifter for the 6-speed automatic transmission, along with larger brakes, extra cooling capacity and a more potent alternator to power the lights and communications equipment.
But despite public safety gestures and declining crime rates, said Michelle Pulaski Behling, assistant professor of media and communications arts at Pace University in Pleasantville, fears generated by a single horrific crime can be potent.
The late Ian Breakwell, a specialist in the potent eccentricities of private diaries, is also here, as is Joanna Piotrowska in an accompanying show capturing the age-old communications of emotional gesture.
