Sentence examples for powerful enemy of from inspiring English sources

"Silence is a powerful enemy of social justice," Sen writes.

There is a third, more remote concern, that with a foot in the Russian door Mr. Lukashenko may employ his nationalistic charm to become a serious political force and a powerful enemy of the West.

That suggests S. lugdunensis is a powerful enemy of S. aureus, the authors say.

This makes fear a powerful enemy of an otherwise level-headed investor.

The truth is that the drug industry is fundamentally different than it was in 1993, when Big Pharma was a powerful enemy of Hillary Clinton's 1,000-page 1,000-pageform health care.

Both former President Ronald Reagan and former Vice President Al Gore are absolutely correct that "fear is the most powerful enemy of reason".

Now China waits to see if President Xi Jinping can keep such a powerful enemy out of sight.

"This trial is the outcome of a political struggle," said Pu Zhiqiang, a defense lawyer, referring to powerful enemies of Mr. Bo, a brash up-and-comer who alienated many party luminaries.

Don Rigoberto, a successful accountant in Lima who has previously appeared in Vargas Llosa's fiction, has made some powerful enemies of his own: after agreeing to witness his elderly boss's marriage to a much younger woman, he's threatened by the man's estranged hoodlum sons.

The New Deal's Federal Theater enchanted millions and made powerful enemies of Congress.

After the revolution of 1978 to 1979, the Qashqa'i khans, once powerful enemies of the Pahlavi regime, were the only major tribal chiefs to attempt (unsuccessfully) to regain their position.