Sentence examples for potent status from inspiring English sources

Hitler was not the first political leader in modern history to view Greek art as a potent status symbol: Napoleon, for instance, was obsessed with the Venus de Medicii.

In reality, the tote bag can be just as potent a status symbol as a monogrammed Louis Vuitton handbag.

However laughable the language may seem to outsiders, to art-world people, speaking or writing in IAE can be a potent signal of insider status.

The warmth and authority of her opening instruction is typical of the woman who has combined those qualities to such potent effect, maintaining her status as the icon of Burma's democracy movement through two decades of detention.

Almost all studies detail that ONOO− is a potent oxidant and its status has been strongly linked to various pathological conditions.

Among what urban theorist Richard Florida calls "the creative class", the bicycle is a potent symbol of identity and status.

Once W.A.D.A. determined the spray wasn't potent enough to warrant banned status, they delisted it; subsequently, the tour dropped its investigation into Singh.

Perhaps the most contemporary object in this blizzard of things is a compost pail, once a staple in farmhouses, which is increasingly showing up in suburban and urban kitchens, now a status symbol as potent as a Viking range.

PET imaging with 64Cu-DOTA-trastuzumab has the potential to characterize HER2 status using a potent quantitative biomarker that can predict the biological effect of anti-HER2 antibodies.

This function is the most potent in improving the immunoparalysis status in sepsis.

These results suggest that miR‐1 plays important roles in the progression of breast carcinoma, and miR‐1 status is a potent prognostic factor in breast cancer patients.