Sentence examples for potent before from inspiring English sources

Perhaps we will even see a return of the Felton-to-Stoudemire pick-and-roll that had become passably potent before Felton's departure.

A recent study at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, which has conducted much of the early research on the therapy, found that eight years after treatment, 49percentt of men who were potent before treatment developed erectile dysfunction.

For instance, when calculating erectile function outcome, the denominator was represented by the men potent before the operation.

However, the statement appears to be based on results from 34 patients at 12 months, of whom 16 were potent at 12 months whilst 24 out of 51 patients were potent before the procedure.

It may be surprising given their humble size, but male worms have a lot to do in very little time, as they are most sexually potent before the third day of adulthood (Guo et al., 2012).

That question remains as potent as before but just days into the new year the narrative has now abruptly switched to a rival storyline: just how bad will inflation get?Today's official figures for the consumer-prices index (CPI) in December made sickening reading even for those with strong stomachs.

Seven years later, in the "Steps in the Street" section of "Chronicle," she explored a similar theme but with dramatically expanded movement resources: Her briiliance at spatial composition and body sculpture remained as potent as before, but her ability to generate overpowering kinetic force fields through group repetition marked her as a mature master of her art.

I expect whatever emerges from the wreckage of Ukip will be more potent than before.

The myth of Barthes is never more potent than before this wall, where the faithful bow humbly and look for meaning in his scribbled notes to himself.

Given that the group is still thousands of miles from the border, the answer appears to be that it offers Trump a potent visual before next week's midterms.

In a potent scene before a parliamentary committee, Dame Judi summons Tennyson's restless Ulysses: "That which we are, we are".