Sentence examples for more potent when from inspiring English sources

Diindolylmethane is more potent when brassicas are uncooked.

And the disparity is all the more potent when it comes to wealth, as distinct from income.

But pound for pound, HFCs, among other gases, are far more potent when it comes to trapping the earth's heat.

It happens, but Hales is in danger of joining a very long list of cricketers who are somehow more potent when they are not in the team.

That risk became a little more potent when crew members requested that runners take them hot drinks into the middle of a forest in the dead of night.

Yet the score, by turns ribald, spooky, and sublimely sensuous, is all the more potent when it appears in dramatic context.

Autozygous regions are important clinically because many disease risk alleles have much more potent effects when present in two copies than when present in only one copy [ 27- 30].

The shooting removed an opponent of the Marcos regime but created another, even more potent symbol, when Aquino returned to the Philippines and was drawn into political activity.

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.

But all shall be well, for Beckett was never more potent than when writing for one woman, alone or desolate onstage, and Dwan, still in her thirties, is the foremost inheritor of that power.

Rimsky-Korsakov's dramaturgical skills never seemed more potent than when "Kashchei" got going after intermission, its similar story treated by Mr. Lawless as a kind of sequel to the Sibelius.