Sentence examples for more potent forms from inspiring English sources

Even when forced to retreat, cancers return in more potent forms.

Stock characters that have been so reliable in their ability to scare us silly -- serial killers, stalkers, hit men, mob bosses, psychopathic cannibals -- wither and turn to dust in the face of the far more potent forms of evil we have encountered.

Marijuana's illegality persuades producers and distributors of the product to peddle smaller, more potent forms of the substance -- as such products are more easily concealed from the watchful eyes of law enforcement.

Smoking heroin used to be rare because it didn't provide much of a high, but now more potent forms of the drug make it more popular to smoke, the San Gabriel Valley Tribune reports.

Some 1.8 tons is classified as low-enriched uranium, a more potent form but still not sufficient for a weapon.

Away from these predominantly liberal arenas, however, white identity has found a more potent form of salience.

But on October 25th, it emerged that the Daschle letter may have contained a more refined, and thus more potent, form of anthrax spores.

In many areas where the American military has operated for long periods, booby-trapping has taken a larger and more potent form: improvised exploding mortar rounds.

This more polite but, finally, more potent form of non-faith has played a larger role in politics than the no-more-teacher kind, if a lesser role in the arts.

"People are more likely to inject or smoke ice which increases the risk of dependence due to a more potent form of delivery hitting your brain, whereas people tend to swallow speed".

PC Adrian Parsons, a Kent police drugs expert, said that the use of ketamine, a powerful horse tranquilliser, and a more potent form of ecstasy were on the rise, but cocaine "we see all over the place".