Sentence examples for make potent from inspiring English sources

A set of thousands of centrifuges, called a cascade, concentrates the rare U-235 isotope to make potent bomb fuel.

He praises the emotional attachments that people have to things and observes that even revolutions make potent use of products; he describes Gandhi as a "sartorial fundamentalist".

Democrats are predicting that those actions, like the vetoes for police and schools, will make potent attack lines for them in this year's legislative elections.

(I have Owen + Alchemy make and deliver my daily juices for what amounts to nearly $32 per day. They are the only juicer who I believe can make potent and medicinally savvy green juices that fit the bill).

Earlier this week, Malawi's inspector general of police ordered his officers to shoot on sight anyone found attacking local albinos, a group increasingly targeted by people who believe their limbs make potent ingredients in good luck charms produced by local traditional healers.

This is an overfamiliar story, made potent by Tom Hardy always giving it 200%.

Jesse Schiffman, the flutist; Stephen Zielinski, a clarinetist; and Emily DiAngelo, on oboe and English horn, made potent contributions throughout.

A certain ghastly possibility a glimpse of a stone-dead future temperament has been made potent for us.

A certain ghastly possibility — a glimpse of a stone-dead future temperament — has been made potent for us.

Black-and-white has recently had a resurgence: "The Artist," "Frances Ha," and Joss Whedon's "Much Ado About Nothing" all made potent use of it.

The exotic juice distinguishes a margarita with a sweet counterpoint to its typical lime tartness, and heightens the tropical punch of the Mai Tai, made potent with both dark and light rums.