Sentence examples for potent resources from inspiring English sources

Directed by Jerry Ruiz, the production makes excellent use of its small but potent resources.

Having established that contemporary 'self-harm' concerns are substantially rooted in the 1960s, and that the possible identities forged there are potent resources for continuing human action and (self- understanding, it iself- understandingthese itentisies to historical critique (following Scott, 2007).

For Samuel Vriezen humor proved a potent resource.

The chorus, too often treated as talking scenery in productions of Greek tragedy, is her most potent resource.

With a little effort, you can become an even more potent resource in your "retirement" than you were when you were working full time for pay.

"We know from quite a bit of research that religion can be a potent resource," said Dr. Kenneth I. Pargament, a professor of psychology at Bowling Green University in Ohio and the lead author of the study, which appears in Archives of Internal Medicine.

But for about the past decade, the church's most potent resource has been not its Neo-Gothic home on 138th Street, but one of its offshoots, the Abyssinian Development Corporation, situated in modest offices on 125th Street.

Our results suggest that the venom of the devil stinger, I. japonicus is a potent resource for piscine lectins.

We conclude that zebrafish combine several characters that make them a potent resource for testing hypotheses and discovering therapeutic targets in functional CNS regeneration.

Love returns but the absence is quizzical — why jettison even temporarily the most potent resource of the show?

The result is a potent resource for compassionate people seeking the ultimate adventure and guided as much by the good people give as the good they get.