Sentence examples for rather than potent from inspiring English sources

The day will come when no one will care to destroy or defend the remaining monuments of the Soviet past; when they will become just historical artifacts, perhaps gathered in special theme parks, rather than potent symbols.

That might seem like a lot, but the 2002 Navigator came in at over 6,000 pounds (4X4 version), which effectively made the Lincoln feel plodding rather than potent.

While Boko Haram has long been a deadly presence in Nigeria, this kidnapping has the hallmarks of an expanding criminal enterprise, rather than a potent terrorist network.

Ominously, the governments of some of the bigger emerging economies notably Russia and China—seem bent on a mixture of state-led and maybe oligarchic capitalism, rather than the potent blend of big-firm and entrepreneurial capitalism that has served America, Britain and other rich countries so well.Should the rich world worry about it?

This further supports the notion that SPINK1 is probably an important survival factor rather than a potent growth inducer in breast cancer.

Our study has several limitations, including: use of a biomarker surrogate for defining a population at low risk of SREs, a relatively small sample size, the variable duration of prior 3 4 weekly IV bisphosphonate use and the use of pamidronate rather than more potent bisphosphonates such as zoledronic acid.

Indeed, the analysis showed that a physician's past prescribing pattern, rather than patient characteristics, was the more potent predictor of what insomnia medication a patient might get.

The notion that DAs are less toxic (rather than simply less potent) continues to have a strong footing in the scientific literature and lay press [ 31, 32].

It may be argued that the best strategy is to use highly potent anti-HIV therapy as first line in order to prevent treatment failure rather than keeping more potent agents as second line to deal with treatment failure when this occurs.

Some might just overdose more slowly by way of many shots rather than one more potent one.

If low-income parents had the resources to consistently meet their kids' desires, maybe a bag of Doritos would be just a bag of Doritos, rather than a uniquely potent symbol of parental love and care.