Sentence examples for very potent force from inspiring English sources

"They are still a very potent force".

The Roman Catholic church remains a very potent force in Polish life.

But with far more market penetration in the entertainment sector and more standard equipment, the Wii-DSi team could be a very potent force.

He was in his late 50s, and a very sick man, before he became a really potent force on the Middle East stage; and, as a prisoner in enemy Israeli jails, he had little practical to do with the devastating suicide bombings, from which, more than anything else, he derived that force.

"It's a very potent effect".

But with Obama's support of gay marriage, and with Christian Evangelicals very much potentially a potent force in several of the must win battleground states, anything that further inflames them against Obama can have harmful political consequences.

Even though undecided voters tend to be weaker partisans than those who make up their minds very early, party is still a potent force for them.

For me, understanding windhorse and certain traditional practices intended to boost the life force have been very potent.

He's got a very good mind, a good engine and very good limbs as well, and that combination is a potent force.

The question goes to the very heart of modern Turkey, a Muslim democracy whose military was a potent force in the country's political life for most of its 86-year history.

The forces shaping the evolution of the bacterial genome are clearly very potent in the nascent stages of symbiosis and are expected to facilitate rapid specialization of the symbiont gene inventory toward its given insect host.