Sentence examples for potent reserve from inspiring English sources

By 2020, it was hoped, Britain would have fewer infantry but a bigger, more potent reserve force.

Bowing one's head to the ground is, in China, a potent symbol reserved mainly for honoring the dead.

"Maybe the most potent discoveries are reserved for last," Zuckerman declared.

The authors suggest that the more potent prostacyclins be reserved for high-risk patients, such as those with evidence of disease progression or those with treatment failure.

And there is no disappointment more potent than that we reserve for those Australian athletes who didn't have the common sense to have been born here in the first place.

As has been the case onstage in recent years, she reserves her potent electric bass playing for select moments, including "Chance," a sleek exercise in postretro 1980s pop fashioned by her drummer, Deantoni Parks, and her guitarist, Chris Bruce.

The in vitro inhibition assay against AChE and BuChE demonstrated that most of compounds had potent AChE inhibitory with reserving potential of BuChE inhibition.

Blum (1998) practiced selection for stem reserves as potent trait to improve grain filling under drought stress in wheat.

Amid all the hostility among people of faith, many of us reserve our most potent venom for people of our own faith: those who disagree with us, that is.

Brazil, more pragmatic but potent under Carlos Dunga, has such reserves that it must be a favorite.

Goodman usually reserved his most potent jazz for his small-group performances, which he initiated in 1935 with the establishment of the Benny Goodman Trio: Goodman, Krupa, and the gifted pianist Teddy Wilson.