Iraq and Afghanistan have been potent schools of the limits of the American idea.
But the nation's most potent small school backcourt, Stewart (22.9 points) and Daryl Greene (17.5 points), will try to shoot Niagara into the N.C.A.A. tourney for the first time since 1970.
Others theorize that it all started with a particularly potent high school rivalry.
It's just potent, moody, old-school, painful emotion, evoked with the harrowing bond of love and death and pulled taut with the classic tension of personal desires and family ties.
Some educators say that, taken together, these shifts in strategy could make Edison a less visible and perhaps less potent force in the school reform movement than it has been in the past.
Smoking and alcohol abuse are on the rise in Kenya, air pollution is potent in urban areas, schools do not prioritise physical activity, obesity is on the rise, and the list goes on.
This book is a potent reminder of how much school culture is a matter of personal chemistry, rather than distant policy making.
Although his fame as a medical thinker was somewhat eclipsed by Hermann Boerhaave at the State University of Leiden in the Netherlands and Albrecht von Haller at the University of Göttingen in Germany, whose medical ideas became the mainstream in Europe, Stahl found potent followers at the medical school of Montpellier, France, and his ideas resurfaced in Germany in Romanticism.
MT appears to be a potent intervention for families and school personnel whose children have developmental and behavioral difficulties.
Democrats are predicting that those actions, like the vetoes for police and schools, will make potent attack lines for them in this year's legislative elections.
Censorship has proven to be as potent as gasoline in high schools across the nation, and I can only hope that the Shelton High administration learns to exercise its authority in a productive rather than spotlight-seeking way.
