Sentence examples for potent selling point from inspiring English sources
And while Mr. MacCoun said he was not certain that a ballot measure was the way to address that inequity, he said the positioning of Proposition 19 as a civil rights issue could be a potent selling point.
Still, he and others say the rebate provision could prove a potent selling point for a law that remains unpopular with many Americans, not to mention a well-timed tool for the Obama re-election campaign.
He sought to raise doubts about one of Mr. Bush's most potent selling points: that he could defeat a Democrat in the general election.
Maybe not ordinarily a strong selling point.
These are all strong selling points.
Moreover, the persistence of low gasoline prices continues to push American buyers toward bigger vehicles — trucks and S.U.V.s — and has made the fuel economy of electric or hybrid vehicles less potent as a selling point.
The selling point was simple - while other companies were using hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), a potent greenhouse gas that is being banned by the EU, as the coolant, Star proposed using ammonia, which contains no carbon.
Not exactly a selling point.
Well-mannered rage is their selling point.
Their selling point is environmentally conscious disposal.
