Sentence examples for potent fact from inspiring English sources

Underlying her push is a potent fact that requires little explanation: Ms. Quinn is the sole woman in the mayoral field, and unlike their male counterparts, female elected officials have produced remarkably few sex scandals.

Mr. Richman said that about 65percentt of the jobs on prime-time television went to actors who were 25 to 40 years old, while only about 6percentt of the characters on television are over 60. (One potent fact: Americans over 50 represent 25percentt of the population in the United States, according to the census bureau).

But even in this context, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's decision to go ahead with Pakistan's tests came about through a complex interplay of pressures inside his Government, the desires of the military and scientists, political rivalries and the potent fact that Pakistan is an Islamic country.

Instead I can merely assure you that it contains some potent facts and some very nice turtles.

These are potent facts to present to your father-in-law, but not so potent as to justify robbing him of his autonomy.

There are other equally potent facts to make the political argument, such as: 44,000 deaths each year due to lack of insurance.

So I say let them read fiction, which the current administration has proved is more potent than fact anyway.

"But sometimes symbolism is more potent than fact".

So if we are to really mobilise action on climate change it is vital that we recognise that it exists in two forms: the scientific facts and the far more potent social facts of constructed narratives or deliberate silence.

What made this flexibility really potent was the fact that Carolina was great at running out of the shotgun.

It has been potent enough, in fact, to transcend political ideology across the decades, through the administrations of five governors of both parties and numerous legislative leaders.