Sentence examples for not especially potent from inspiring English sources

Its venom is not especially potent but sometimes causes disability or death.

They are not especially potent, however, and activity varies by tissue concentration, cell type, hormone receptor type, and stage of differentiation.

Peak torque of 105 foot-pounds doesn't arrive until above 4,000 rpm, so pickup isn't going to feel especially potent, either.

With the world's largest living collection of plants, and the heft of a large, publicly-funded institution, the botanical garden has a potent, and not especially beloved, reputation among many enthusiasts.

Those feelings are especially potent because Mr. Snyder is not sure what he wants to do with the rest of his life, whether he wants to change fields or take a fellowship in environmental medicine.

The disease is not new to the West, but the recent outbreak was especially potent, said Tom Aldrich, an expert at the Utah division of wildlife resources.

Snap isn't so lucky, with Facebook's Instagram platform representing an especially potent threat.

But the speed of Facebook's growth in the developing world has made it an especially potent force among first-time internet users, who may not be appropriately skeptical of what they see online.

Especially potent was the myth of Jesus the Christian against the Jews -- the others -- who not only opposed him but killed him (despite the fact that all of Jesus' followers were Jews).

And so "John Brown's Body" could serve as an especially potent instrument of anti-Confederate animus and aggression, a sort of musical thumbing of the nose that did not necessarily specify any ideological foundation for the gesture.

The metallic smell was especially potent.