Sentence examples similar to an extremely potent type from inspiring English sources

So widely known was Mr. Stanley that he appears in the Encyclopedia Britannica article on LSD under the apparently unironic index term "Augustus Owsley Stanley III (American chemist)." The Oxford English Dictionary contains an entry for the noun "Owsley" as "an extremely potent, high-quality type of LSD".

An example is ricin, an extremely potent protein toxin found in castor oil beans.

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It was an extremely potent drug, not a benzodiazepine.

In addition, hormaomycin is an extremely potent narrow-spectrum antibiotic.

Regional pride has always been an extremely potent force in Tasmanian life and politics.

Little-known outside Japan yet claiming 9m members, the group is an extremely potent electoral machine.

HFC-23, an extremely potent greenhouse gas, is a by-product of the manufacturing of the refrigerant gas HCFC-22.

Dilaudid, a painkiller whose generic name is hydromorphone hydrochloride, is derived from opium and is an extremely potent narcotic.

In perhaps any other year, Mr. Rangel's ethical problems might be an extremely potent political weapon for Republicans.

Botulism, an extremely potent and fast-acting toxin, blocks the transmission of impulses from nerves to muscles.