Sentence examples for more potent spot from inspiring English sources

I can't think of a more potent spot than that.

Because a more potent hot spot would be continually replenished from deep in the mantle, the researchers take the recycling as a sign that the cycle of volcanic activity in Yellowstone is calming down.

He then adds a more potent salt as a garnish.

But while Woakes has been, and possibly may always be, a worthy player to fill a spot until someone more potent emerges – a sort of English Andy Bichel – Ball really does look to be a part of the future of England pace bowling.

The harlequin carries a more potent toxic cocktail and is larger than the two-spot.

At high particle concentrations (1011 particles/ml), gp100 AuNVs were more potent in stimulating pmel-1 splenocytes (567 IFN-γ spot-forming cells (SFC)) compared to mPEG-coated control AuNPs (322 SFC; p = 0.005), showing that the linked peptides conjugated on the AuNVs remained functional (Figure 4).

Those were unfettered fighting words, all the more potent emerging from the mouth of a governor who, just months ago, secured the coveted keynote spot at his party's national convention, the traditional platform for its next anointed political star.

So which is more potent?

Wigan were scarcely more potent.

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It champions a far more potent ideology.