Sentence examples for from a potent from inspiring English sources

The hostility springs from a potent mix of religion, history and territory.

Rather than tilting against risky behavior, political bubbles--arising from a potent combination of beliefs, institutions, and interests--aid, abet, and amplify risk.

With its fall, the city of Sirte was transformed from a potent image of Gaddafi's rule to the symbol of his gruesome end.

Reading the stories one after another yields an illuminating historical sweep; dipping in can leave one reeling from a potent hit.

Research in the modulators of AChEs has moved from a potent poison (Sarin, Soman) in war times to the potent medicine (physostigmine) in peaceful times.

And even when he gives in to playful sprawl -- his cover of "Crimson and Clover," by Tommy James and the Shondells, includes passing references to Jimi Hendrix and the Velvet Underground -- he rarely strays far from a potent hook.

This year the agency issued long overdue safeguards from mercury--a potent neurotoxin that, among other things, causes birth defects.

And he has extracted from it a potent fictional meditation on the fate of the individual confronted by fascism.

Apart from being a potent hepatotoxin, NDMA is a known mutagen and carcinogen, as well.

A second hoard, found in Lake Ilmen in Russia, contains, among all its various other treasures, three gilded coins from India – a potent illustration of just how far the vortex of Viking gold-hunger could reach.

Perhaps they were just unlucky; perhaps they are only a competent centre-forward away from being a potent force for the long-term; perhaps they just are not as good as their 2012 performance suggested.