Sentence examples for keeping potent from inspiring English sources

Edwin R. Stafford, an associate professor who specializes in green marketing at Utah State University's Huntsman School of Business, had a more substantive criticism: he said that the site emphasizes the importance of converting landfill gases to energy, but barely mentions that, in doing so, it is keeping potent greenhouse gases out of the air.

It may be argued that the best strategy is to use highly potent anti-HIV therapy as first line in order to prevent treatment failure rather than keeping more potent agents as second line to deal with treatment failure when this occurs.

The Republican strengths, according to those polled, are keeping the military potent and preserving family values.

KEEPING drugs, and particularly vaccines, potent in tropical climes is a challenge.

Light is the most potent cue for keeping the biological clock in synch with solar time.

The federal whistle-blower law, known as the False Claims Act, has been a potent tool for keeping government contractors honest since it was last amended in 1986.

Vitamin D is a potent immune modulator, keeping the T-cell compartment in a more tolerogenic state.

From what I understand – and I can't personally relate, only read and regurgitate, so forgive the broad brushstrokes – organisers of today's raves are keeping things streamlined, pure and potent.

Keeping a low profile also has potent advantages.

GW2580 suppressed macrophage formation at lower concentrations than imatinib, in keeping with GW2580 being the more potent c-Fms inhibitor.

In these and other sci-fi versions of V.R., all five senses are simulated, and the effect is so potent that people have trouble keeping track of where virtuality ends and reality begins.