Sentence examples for potent force for from inspiring English sources

"What we're seeing now is a radical international jihad that will be a potent force for many years to come".

The free flow of information across national borders may be a more potent force for advancing democracy than dispatch of American aircraft carriers to a distant sea.

After all, autophagy is a potent force for destruction, and if lysosomes are accidentally ripped open, their toxic enzymes can kill a cell.

A device that was a yuppie toy not so long ago has now become a potent force for economic development in the world's poorest countries.

Bickell, a left wing, has been a particularly potent force for the Blackhawks, providing a physical presence that agitates the Red Wings, as well as scoring.

Even though undecided voters tend to be weaker partisans than those who make up their minds very early, party is still a potent force for them.

Any medical doctor will tell you that a strong will to live and expectation of recovery, though immeasurable, are potent forces for patients facing serious illness or surgery.

In the orchestra's first years, the spirit of the American bicentennial, with a renewed interest in American culture, was still a potent force, especially for fund-raising.

The NYT draws no conclusions, makes no contrasts, it simply reveals what is inside the skulls of those flocking to a nominally anti-establishment movement that can only be objectively described as the most potent force available for supporting the establishment.

As war dragged on, music never stopped being a potent force in the fight for autonomy, with singers often useing metaphor or allegory to get their point across.

By contrast, Payet and Lanzini were a potent force on the counterattack for Bilic's team, who should have doubled their lead when Cresswell met Sakho's deflected shot inside the area but scooped his effort over the bar.