Sentence examples for potent now from inspiring English sources

The ideas are just as potent now.

It seems just as potent now as it must have then.

The lyrics are as highly potent now as they were in 1989.

And their island kingdoms, which may not seem important or potent now, will be able to touch us more, not less.

That's not a bad democratic vision, and it remains as potent now as it was when Katharine Hepburn rediscovered her love for Cary Grant.

Germans told me that anti-Americanism in Germany is more potent now than at any time since the cruise-missile controversy of the early eighties.

How potent, one now realises, the northern club chairman's threat, "If you don't simmer down, I'll bring back the soprano".

All this has prompted loudspeaker designers to find ways to deal with the more potent bass now contained on CD's.

CBS has, from the start, seen the series as a potential ratings winner because it is adding a fresh format to the potent, but now copycat-filled, reality television genre.

Starting next June, insurers and government agencies will have the opportunity to save billions of dollars by moving patients from Lipitor, a cholesterol-lowering drug by Pfizer that is the world's top-selling medication, to an inexpensive generic version of Zocor, a similar but less potent drug now made by Merck.

Live he, Donnie Trumpet and the Social Experiment have already proven potent and now on record they've gone into the studio and done something even more impressive by pulling together the energy of their live offering and moulding collaborators from across the rap-world spectrum into it.