Sentence examples for devise more potent from inspiring English sources
But understanding how humans have evolved in response to cholera might help researchers devise more potent vaccines that would provide better protection against this killer, she says.
With him, the band has devised more austere versions of the subtle but potent buildups it brought to its debut.
If only Mr. Scher devised more substantial material.
Those who sought democratic change would now be forced underground, where they would turn inward or on one another in the years that it would take to devise a new, more potent strategy.
Maybe someday the Navy will devise a plan for building missiles even more potent and reliable than the D5.
Several ministers said the continued resistance of the Palestinians to occupation was a more potent tool than any statement or plan devised by Arab summit meetings.
Whereas before Wenger was reliant on his forwards outfiring their opposition — a strategy that was made to look distinctly one-dimensional when facing more potent strike forces — his recently fortified back line allows him to devise a more tactically astute approach.
Devised by Samuel Hahnemann in the late 18th century, it holds that the smaller the dose of a mineral or herb the more potent it is.
Not a great deal of good, you'd imagine: a more potent recipe for a mass outbreak of depersonalization disorder, autism and paraphilia diagnoses has surely never been devised by anyone whose primary aim isn't to destroy people.
Wigan were scarcely more potent.
