Sentence examples for potent term from inspiring English sources

It is a hugely symbolic and potent term for a president who a year ago decided against military intervention in Syria.

I was brought up a Christian and I live in a country (UK) in which Islam is a politically and socially potent term, and where reference to women's position is subject to frequent social commentary (Poynting and Mason 2007).

And Celtic have been at their most potent this term when Commons, Gary Hooper and Anthony Stokes have all been on song.

Rosneft could be a more potent long-term weapon.

The study flatly states, for example, that PCB's are a dangerous and potent long-term poison in the environment.

A second greenhouse gas, methane, is rarer but 23 times as potent in terms of global warming.

Each methane molecule is about 70 times more potent in terms of trapping heat than a molecule of carbon dioxide.

And yet Mr. Wheeldon reinvents it in potent dance terms, capturing the deceptively childlike simplicity of the original, though this is a ballet that demands a preperformance reading of program notes.

Although it remains in the atmosphere for less time than other greenhouse gases, it is understood to be many times more potent in terms of its impact on global warming.

Fentanyl is a potent, short-term, opioid agonist analgesic.

On the weaknesses side of the ledger, I see vertical search engines as the most potent long-term threat.