Sentence examples for most potent single from inspiring English sources

'He is,' wrote President Roosevelt in a private memo, 'the most potent single influence for evil we have in our life.' The campaign was the beginning of a long career in the movies, which could be said to have ended in 1941, with a film that was far from a self-portrait.

Obama was thus setting Ms. Harris against her brother-in-law, in an attempt to separate, from her-and-Schneiderman's prosecute-the-banksters brigade, its most potent single member (Harris being the A.G. of the biggest state, and of the state that had suffered the most from banksters' crimes).

Furthermore, this lycopene result confirms our previous findings, where we identified that lycopene, which is the most potent single oxygen quencher among the natural carotenoids [ 21], increased in HDL2 and HDL3 following a lycopene rich diet [ 11].

Short-term exposure to O3, one of the most potent single oxidants in the ambient air pollutant mixture, has been associated with decreased heart rate variability (Schwartz et al. 2005), ventricular arrhythmia (Rich et al. 2005), ischemic heart disease (Lee et al. 2003), and cardiovascular mortality (Gryparis et al. 2004).

In the presence of Ful, at the concentrations tested the AKTi was the most potent single-kinase inhibitor in both PTEN-WT and -KD cells, and the only inhibitor that induced cytotoxic effects in the PTEN-KD cells.

(i) While a double bond at C-8 and C-9 as found in 1 is the most potent, a single substitution at C-8 or C-9 such as in 13 and 15 17 retains significant activity, whereas double substitutions at C-8 and C-9 such as in 2 and 18 significantly reduce activity.

Mr. Compa said: "Firing is the single most potent anti-union weapon.

The evening's single most potent moment involves no words at all.

Some House Democrats have described it as perhaps "the single most potent issue we have back home".

Lowry's book, for me at any rate, remains the single most potent novel of the 20th century.

(And the gentry are, often enough, the ambitious locals, as in Harlem, where Calvin Butts's Abyssinian Baptist Church is the single most potent agent of change).