Sentence examples for more potent tool from inspiring English sources

Several ministers said the continued resistance of the Palestinians to occupation was a more potent tool than any statement or plan devised by Arab summit meetings.

Now, however, the economy is crumbling, the building is envisioned as rental apartments and Mr. Gehry is bringing a more potent tool to control costs than most architects can deliver.

They also know that the Iraqis may have tried to bamboozle them by hiding controversial equipment underground, in cities or on mobile trucks.The paths to warFor their part, the inspectors are armed with sophisticated kit to detect nuclear and biological activity, though a more potent tool is likely to be intelligence, ideally from Iraqi whistleblowers.

The minutes do note that "a number of participants" said that they regarded asset purchases as "a more potent tool that should be retained as an option in the event that further policy action to support a stronger economic recovery was warranted".

Brazilian officials are right to worry about the impact of foreign capital flows, but their emphasis on controls and fear of raising rates have distracted them from a more potent tool: tighter fiscal policy.Ms Rousseff's government brags about its fiscal squeeze.

These results demonstrate the capabilities of our improved method as an alternative but more potent tool to measure the neuronal activities of brain slice in addition to electrophysiological method.

MADRID — As the sole survivor of a flight that crashed near the island nation of Comoros arrived in Paris on Thursday, debate was brewing in Europe about whether aviation watchdogs needed more potent tools to guard against lax airline safety standards, especially in the developing world.

"I cannot think of a more potent recruitment tool for Isil [Isis] than some of the rhetoric that's been coming out of here during the course of this debate.

"My being bought as a politically outspoken artist is a more potent advertising tool for Apple than a 100 more explicit ads," she explained.

Both methods are useful in the ICU: echo is a more potent diagnostic tool in situations of hemodynamic instability but it is less suited for long-term monitoring.

This observation suggests that combined HIF α and LDH-5 assessment is a more potent prognostic tool, reflecting the downstream programme regulated by HIF as being a profile mediating poor prognosis.