Sentence examples for potent change from inspiring English sources

But for Mr. Kerry personally, the most potent change may well have been that by 2002 he had all but publicly resolved to run for president.

Yet these variations eventually fell by the wayside, leaving us with our all-purpose capital "I," a potent change apparently made for simplicity's sake.

The most potent change among opponents of the regime is that the Islamists and the secularists now seem more willing to build a joint front.

In fact, a new study finds the most potent change agent upon your kid's risky drinking behavior is his new girlfriend's group of BFFs, or her new boyfriend's entourage of guys.

In contrast, a second-generation GSM, GSM-1, demonstrated potent changes in Aβ42 and Aβ38 levels in CSF and plasma in monkeys indicative of γ-secretase modulation.

If policymakers need to do one thing to assure potent climate change policy moving forward, it is assuring that the investment climate for clean energy stays strong globally.

And this fall the EPA is due to decide new standards to reduce the extraordinary leakage of methane -- another potent climate change pollutant -- from the oil and gas industry.

Partial reduction and binding of potent inhibitors change the conformation of complex I and the mutual relationships of its subunits.

Our findings are consistent with previous studies that report that many patients with RA believe their pain is uncontrollable [ 14], and isolated SMI may not have been sufficiently potent to change this.

Although these interventions appeared to be effective in reducing STI prevalence and incidence, it was also suggested to further explore other, more potent behavioural change strategies that might show even more favourable results (13– 13).

It was hypothesised that facial stimulation would provoke the most potent vascular changes.