Sentence examples for a more potent source from inspiring English sources

A more potent source of growth may be inventory restocking, economists say.

Second, it is possible to argue that in many cases the internal gap in incomes within individual underdeveloped countries may be a more potent source of the subjective level of discontent than the international gap in income.

The rising requirement of alkaline zinc manganese batteries and their disposal has posed a more potent source of zinc pollution in the environment (Ostroski et al. 2009).

The Christian obsession with Jewish conversion may have been tied to end-time theology ("And so all Israel will be saved," St . Paulwrote, in Romans), but a far more potent source of this impulse lay in a profound, if subliminal, insecurity.

Yet staying home doesn't necessarily help, because financial distress is an even more potent source of marital unhappiness and conflict than it used to be.

By this time the comparative lack of economic development in the south had become a new source of regional grievance, and northern leaders' continuing attempts to Islamize the Sudanese legal system proved an even more potent source of discord.

Instead of alcohol, it runs on butane, a cheap and far more potent source of energy by volume.

An even more potent source of anxiety is mixed when the thief is feeling compromised by his relationship.

The cord blood cells appeared to be more potent sources for Ff-hiPSC generation.

More potent sources are earnings associated with limited foreign competition and growing firm/industry demand, inter al. Fourth, yet more concern stems from union effects on investments in tangible (i.e., investment) and intangible (R&D) capital.

We also suspect a sport edition is in the works, with higher spring rates, a manual shift gate, wider tires and a more potent V-8, but Ford sources coyly said this wasn't impossible.