Sentence examples for potent strain from inspiring English sources

Mr. Batcheller sits around the corner from where an aide opened a letter on Monday that was contaminated with a potent strain of anthrax.

Health officials said the bacteria that killed her proved indistinguishable from that previously seen, notably the potent strain sent in a letter to Senator Tom Daschle.

Browning dutifully reports that Myerson's son's "cannabis habit so deranged him that he became physically violent," as a result of smoking a particularly potent strain of pot called "skunk".

He doesn't see his own culpability here (i.e., because he failed to complete the regimen to eliminate the treatable strain from his body, he is guilty of creating this new and highly potent strain).

But only in France has it inspired the most potent strain of right-of-centre politics for nearly half a century.

And perhaps the toughest question of all: Could such a potent strain of racism exist in a city that has worked for decades to overcome it?

One impetus for the switch, officials said, is that newer, increasingly potent strains of marijuana are now selling at prices that are higher than the price of gold.

Though potent strains of HPV cause nearly all cervical cancer, the company did not explain that around 90% of HPV infections clear up without treatment.

Kefi's meatballs, four hefty ones for $6.25, are made with a tender combination of beef and pork and come in a pool of tomato sauce with enticingly potent strains of garlic and olive.

The reasons behind the transformation of the marijuana trade include higher prices that ever more potent strains fetch and lesser penalties for dealing marijuana than for harder drugs, like cocaine.

Feeling relatively safe on their native soil, the coca-growing syndicates have invested heavily in developing more potent strains, some of which can be harvested in as little as 60 days.