Sentence examples for enormously potent from inspiring English sources

Why was LSD so enormously potent?

"Tobacco use is such an enormously potent factor that it contaminates the findings," said Professor Tom Sanders, head of the nutritional sciences research division at King's College London.

"We continue to see the Urban Transit Hub Tax Credit as an enormously potent tool, even during economic uncertainty," said Stefan Pryor, Newark's deputy mayor for economic development.

"Civil and environmental engineering provides an enormously potent vision of what's going to be needed and methods to solve those problems," said Norman Gaut SM '64, PhD '67, who is a serial entrepreneur.

In our accelerated culture, collective nostalgia, in which we mourn the freshly antiquated for reasons that are unclear but still enormously potent, is its own cottage industry (especially for culture reporters).

Hitler's diaries were enormously potent too because they were in the Führer's own fair hand – until it turned out that it was a forger's fair hand and the ink was scarcely dry.

Memorisation is enormously powerful.

Even though STED was conceived more than 20 years ago and acknowledged with the 2014 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, it has not yet been widely adopted in biological research, which stands to benefit enormously from the potent combination of nanoscale spatial resolution and far-field optics.

Among nanoparticles, silver nanoparticles have been used enormously due to their potent anti-bacterial [7], anti-fungal activity [8].

But it mattered enormously, because, at its most potent, it insisted that we not take ourselves, or our words, for granted.

Perhaps a dried-up castle moat full of enormously expensive fake flowers is a very potent symbol after all – just not the one the artist intended.