Sentence examples for lose potency from inspiring English sources

Sperm would lose potency during each transfer.

Like other drugs, T can also lose potency if overused.

But just as overused antibiotics can lose potency, so can numbers.

But the expression "never again" seems to lose potency each time it is repeated.

But if the vaccine should begin to lose potency over time, that could easily be remedied by a booster shot.

That could spell doom for low-tech candles, which lose potency as they burn and the pooled wax solidifies.

Perhaps it is more of a lament (Ltn "a bit lame") for a lost potency.

But he seems to understand that the window of opportunity to tame the I.R.A. may narrow when Al Qaeda loses potency.

The Oakland black vote is losing potency as the city mirrors a nationwide trend of declining inner-city black populations.

But the methods they have used to withstand a half-century of battering by regulators may be losing potency.

Years of investment manias and financial machinations that powered the job market have lost potency, exposing longstanding downsides of trade that had previously been masked by illusive prosperity.