Word: potentionally
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Crimson, ranked in the top five in many national polls and the ECAC regular season champion, goes into the Garden as the team to beat. Harvard has all the elements: an experienced pressure goaltender, a durable and deep defense and a machine-like two-line offense with a potent power play. The Crimson have suffered a series of injuries and are without standout freshman Chris Biotti. Whether top scorers Fusco and Bourbeau will be a top form remains an open question as well. The only real question mark for the Crimson is its ability to come from behind. Although Harvard...
...attention from the most potent offense in the ECAC--an offense that has something to prove after Draper turned out its lights seven weeks...
...That's the two injured Crimson players. Freshman defenseman Chris Biotti, a first-round NHL draft choice, has torn ligaments in his knee and is apparently lost for the season. Sophomore Allen Bourbeau, one of the Crimson's most potent scorer this year, has been out with torn stomach muscles. His condition...
...unassuming but determined housewife-crusader, whose political resources were meager but whose brief and meteoric candidacy had fanned the desire of millions of her countrymen for political change. What had kept the mismatched sides in balance during the course of their 57-day election battle was a promise as potent in appeal as it was frail in prospect. The hope was that the issue would be decided democratically...
Perhaps they are already. Preachers like Robertson command audiences that form, if not a true Moral Majority, at least several potent and readily mobilized minorities. Robertson's following provides much of CBN's $233 million annual income. In a year, viewers of The 700 Club log 4 million prayer calls to 4,500 volunteers manning telephone banks in 60 counseling centers. Such motivated constituencies can--and do--bestow blessings aplenty, in the form of money and votes, upon candidates who win their favor...