Sentence examples for potent organization from inspiring English sources

The ascendant Bergen County Democrats became the party's most potent organization in North Jersey.

That is just the beginning, warns Ducks Unlimited, a politically potent organization with more than half a million members in the United States.

It may be the sagacity and experience of a Henry Ford, summoning men to match the organization of the underworld with a still more potent organization.

He was referring to how caucuses tend to favor incumbents with potent organizations, like the one backing Mr. Gore.

And a loss in New Hampshire could be devastating to either politician, not only because of expectations but because their opponents have established "firewalls" with potent organizations in several of the subsequent primary states.

Conservative critics of the two teachers' unions applauded today's vote after many had denounced the proposed merger, partly because it would produce a more potent teachers' organization.

"I would describe Hezbollah as the most potent terrorist organization in the world, and very disciplined," said Michael Chertoff, the former secretary of homeland security under President George W. Bush.

Mr. King was the first guest last month on a new cable television show that Ms. Gabriel co-hosts with Guy Rodgers, the executive director of ACT! and a Republican consultant who helped build the Christian Coalition, once the most potent political organization on the Christian right.

Rep. Ron Paul, whose potent Iowa organization has made him a strong contender to win the Jan . 3caucuses, delivered one of his most emotional debate performances after he came under attack from Bachmann over his dovish attitude toward Iran.

I fear that the diverse voices that characterize the most potent arts ecologies would be silenced if only the "strong" organizations remained.

In project after project -- from winning passage of the city's Living Wage Ordinance to revamping the way the Los Angeles port handles truck traffic to reimagining the region's approach to recycling -- LAANE has shown itself to be one of Southern California's most potent political organizations.