Theoretically, if you add a lot of sugar you could ensure it would be very sweet when finished, but it would also be very potent, and take a long time to finish; however, likely, the yeast would die from the high alcohol content before it can produce more alcohol.
Air Force (5-3) Armyrmy (1-6) Air Force, with a potent offense, took Notre Dame to overtime.
This slim, potent novel takes place in the nineteen-fifties in Australia, in a convalescent home for children with polio.
But in the current climate, stealth consumption has gained a more potent appeal, taking place at gatherings with an insiders' feel.
The exception to this is allspice, which is easily grated and really does seem much more potent when taken from the whole nut.
Patients must take potent and often deeply unpleasant drugs for twenty months — sometimes much longer — with no lapses in treatment.
He will add power to what is already one of baseball's most potent lineups and take over in left field for Pat Burrell, who is a free agent and will not be re-signed.
In recent months, much of the heroin in Louisville has been laced with fentanyl, a prescription painkiller that is so potent it can take up to twenty doses of naloxone to reverse the overdoses it induces (fentanyl is what the musician Prince overdosed on last April).
Later I learned the reason for this tea's potent flavor; farmers take caterpillars to the tea bushes and let them devour the leaves, which causes the plants to put all their rejuvenating energy into the next season's harvest: these are the robust leaves used for Caressing Royal Concubine.
"There's no doubt that using prosthetic limbs should be instituted as soon as possible," he says, as it could spare patients from having to take potent pain killers with sometimes severe side effects.
