Emigration, so long a potent norm in Irish society, fell away.
The party also has long been potent in western states, including Idaho, Utah and Arizona, as well as in the South.
Mr. Cuomo also struck a deal last summer with the Working Families Party, long a potent attack force for unions on fiscal issues, to appear on their ballot line in exchange for their pledge to support his agenda, including his promise not to raise or impose new taxes.
Jesse Walker, the books editor at Reason magazine and the author of "The United States of Paranoia," also to be released in the coming days, said that conspiracy theories have a long and potent history in this country and are hardly embraced by only the fringe.
Both have long been potent players in American elections.
There's the possibility for a long-term potent one-two punch at defensive tackle if Tyson Alualu can learn an array of N.F.L.-quality pass-rush moves to augment his considerable initial burst, and if Terrance Knighton can stop ordering seconds at his mother's kitchen table (or wherever else he goes to put on pounds).
These RNAi vectors are capable of achieving long-term potent gene silencing in vitro and in vivo.
In order to provide selective peptide-targeted tetrapyrrolic structures, we designed two meso-porphyrin derivatives anchored to a 17-residue-long cyclopeptide, potent antagonist of VEGF receptors, via a flexible tetraethylene glycol chain.
Nitrous oxide (N2O) is an important long-lived potent greenhouse gas contributing to current climate change, with 265 times greater global warming potential than that of carbon dioxide (CO2) on a mass basis over the 100-year time horizon (IPCC 2013).
Exendin-4 is a 39-amino acid peptide hormone originally found in the saliva of the Gila monster, which has been proved to be a long-acting potent agonist for GLP-1 receptors.
