Sentence examples for made more potent from inspiring English sources

It's all quite beautiful and lonely, an impression made more potent by the muffled sounds of life periodically rising from the street: a boombox, a siren, cars passing.

He appears throughout as a damaged and damaging soul made more potent by the increasing atomisation of the society in which he lives.

If the drug could be made more potent, reducing the cost and number of injections, the market could be expanded to other infants.

In these studies, now published in a well-regarded journal, a smallpox-like virus of mice (mousepox) was made more potent -- able to grow in mice that are resistant to the normal virus -- by adding a mammalian gene to the mousepox virus.

The opposition's greatest advantage was the anger that has been mounting against the massive land concessions that are granted to Chinese and Vietnamese companies; a widening wealth disparity; and gross corruption that favours the politically connected.These issues were made more potent by the emergence of a powerful youth vote.

Film is a natural evolution of this, made more potent with recent technological advances, making it relevantly affordable to produce whatever you can think of".

A simple mixture of cranberry juice, bitters, tonic and citrus, it's the thirst quencher the staff drinks while making more potent concoctions for customers.

"With those two at the moment we have an interesting duo and a potent attacking force, made even more potent when Daniel Sturridge comes back from injury".

The night was a powerhouse again, made only more potent a year later when, in the same season, NBC added both "Friends" and "ER" NBC remained largely untouchable on Thursdays the rest of the 1990's.

For political humorists it is gold, made even more potent by McCain's botched attempt at a recovery.

And it's made even more potent by the understanding that many returning vets are better trained to kill than any police officer.