Sentence examples for potent institutions from inspiring English sources
AIDS outed many rich, successful gay men to their powerful circles, loosening the oppressive vise exerted by potent institutions.
The orchestra was already a singular, potent institution when Borda arrived: her contribution was to understand its nature and move it forward.
OCMA has been a small but potent institution — one whose tony suburban surroundings belie a history of challenging, scholarly and iconoclastic exhibitions.
The landmarks of the Cup's death as a potent national institution are easy enough to chart.
The world's largest and most obscure public bank rises above the Kirchberg Plateau here in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg like a cream and concrete layer cake, sheltering a potent blue-chip financial institution that has, ever so discreetly, managed to outspend and outborrow the much better known World Bank in Washington.
Another potent investment option is financial institutions such as banks.
As long as injustice and illegitimacy remain, there will be potent rallying calls for violent attacks against the institutions of government.
With the world's largest living collection of plants, and the heft of a large, publicly-funded institution, the botanical garden has a potent, and not especially beloved, reputation among many enthusiasts.
Despite glimmerings of emerging democratic institutions, the old security apparatus is still potent.
On the other, he believes that high-speed communication networks "could offer a new spur to the revitalization of place-centered local institutions" by giving grass roots groups a potent tool.
