Sentence examples for guarantee potent from inspiring English sources

The presence of a "suitable" protein pocket is necessary but not sufficient to guarantee potent binding of drug-like small molecules.

That might give you a sense of the impact Dunkirk has, particularly when viewed in what I can guarantee is the most potent and relevant use of IMAX and 70mm in modern cinema.

Although Lord of the Rings looks unlikely to challenge the total sales numbers enjoyed by Harry Potter,all three Ringsfilms were shot simultaneously, and thus are guaranteed to be a potent film franchise for years to come.

A 1927 Hollywood business prospectus underlined this point to potential investors: "In the star, your producer gets not only a 'production value' in the making of his picture but 'a trademark value' and an 'insurance value', which are very real and very potent in guaranteeing the sale of this product to cash customers at a profit".

Cospey concluded his review on the song writing that "Blow" was the "Jägermeister of pop singles: sweet, potent and guaranteed to leave you buzzing for hours after".

Again, because animals fed huge doses of the chemical experienced ill effects, and because minuscule amounts can leach into the contents of plastic cups and bottles when they are heated, warnings about an effect on infants and children (guaranteed to have the most potent effect on parents) have been trumpeted in the media.

Vitamin C is notoriously unstable, so this method guarantees you are getting a potent dose.

On October 12th euro-area leaders committed themselves to the same potent mix of debt guarantees and recapitalisation that Britain had unveiled, to much acclaim, the previous week.

There are no guarantees that Wells can still be potent; he is 8-11 with a 4.79 earned run average since last July, his curveball flat, his fastball sluggish, his mouth motoring.

One potent example is the Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program offered by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; it backs corporate debt issued by bank holding companies in exchange for a fee.

The right to strike is guaranteed by the constitution and remains a very potent weapon in the hands of the trade unions.