Sentence examples for rarely potent from inspiring English sources

These fact-checks are rarely potent enough to compel corrections by The Post, and Applebaum never replies to them.

But Ms. Zollar's material is rarely as potent as its translators.

Therefore, we do not treat the most severely ill children, and we rarely use potent anaesthesia medications.

In a previous study (reference 11), it was shown that representative promiscuous compounds identified on the basis of high-confidence activity data are rarely weakly potent against their targets (which we consider an interesting observation).

Film adaptations of his work have rarely captured his potent prose, and have often disappointed fans.

Mr Milne described Rohypnol as a "very potent, rarely prescribed" sedative for extremely severe insomnia.

The delicate hand with luscious nails clasping gently at a red rose is a rarely-discussed but potent symbol of Americana.

Because the corporate liability tool is so potent, prosecutors rarely use it against large companies.

Micrurus venom has moderate effects on blood coagulation and tissue integrity however victims rarely survive because the potent neurotoxin in the venom causes a postsynaptic blockade of neuromuscular transmission [ 6].

Rarely has Ashton created so potent an image of erotic love as brought out by these dancers.

And even when he gives in to playful sprawl -- his cover of "Crimson and Clover," by Tommy James and the Shondells, includes passing references to Jimi Hendrix and the Velvet Underground -- he rarely strays far from a potent hook.