Sentence examples for now potent from inspiring English sources
The original zodiac heads, which were smuggled to Europe and have recently become hot commodities on the global art market, are now potent symbols for the Chinese government, which heralds them as national treasures and demands their repatriation.
The presence of vitamin D receptors in the cells of the immune system and the fact that several of these cells produce the vitamin D hormone suggested that vitamin D could have immunoregulatory properties, and now potent immuno-mudulatory activities on dendritic cells, Th1 and Th17 cells, as well as B cells have been confirmed.
Now that potent mixture of the personal and political has become his undoing.
Now this potent rhythm-and-blues brand has returned, achieving sales most of its peers can barely remember enjoying.
That bridge is now a potent symbol of how things have gone wrong between the two allies.
Now, a potent mix of negative business sentiment, a hard-hit banking system and a global downturn is working its way through Europe with a vengeance.
But Mr. Bovett said demand for that product had dropped because Mexico banned pseudoephedrine in 2009 and the meth produced there is now less potent.
But now a potent stallion can cover four times that amount and the more mares a stallion covers the more income it produces.
In an era of acute globalisation fatigue, where sovereignty is now a potent part of domestic political discussion around the world, any national government has to try to counter the retrograde forces of racism and xenophobia with reassuring messaging about border security.
"And from Ukie's point of view the opportunity for the London and UK games industries is now more potent than ever after the introduction of tax breaks for games productions here, and the addition of computer science to the education curriculum.
So, for a soldier injured in a bomb blast, anything like the sound of an explosion or the odor of burning is now a potent conditioned stimulus that can evoke the trauma and trigger symptoms of PTSD, like a flashback or startle reaction.
