Sentence examples for the most potent forms from inspiring English sources

(Face-to-face contact has always been as rich a source of identity-shifting as the Internet — read Melville's "The Confidence Man" — and courtesy is among the most potent forms of deceit).

The federal Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that it would take steps to more stringently regulate three of the most potent forms of medical radiation, including increasingly popular CT scans, some of which deliver the radiation equivalent of 400 chest X-rays.

Se-methylselenocysteine (MSC), found in selenium-enriched alliums, is one of the most potent forms.

On February 9, the Food and Drug Administration announced that it would take stringent action to regulate "the most potent forms of medical radiation," particularly those from increasingly popular CT scans.

Before menopause, the predominant estrogen is estradiol, which is also the most potent form of the hormone.

This takes nothing away from anyone's sincerity, but it seems worth noting at a moment when, in the United States and elsewhere, the most potent form of political insurgency is populism.

In December 2007, a month after Knox's arrest, the Daily Mail published a piece suggesting that Knox had become addicted to casual sex and the most potent form of marijuana, skunk.

The most potent form, the pure powdered kind that's meant for people to mix into their food, is sold in bulk in bags or canisters that can cost as little as $10 per pound.

The hidden premise of gun control is the state's monopoly on force, the willing renunciation of the most potent form of self-defense in favor of collective defense — not the naïve wishing-away of violent crime but the assumption of effective law enforcement that would both thwart and obviate the proliferation of firearms.

Menaquinone-7 (MK-7) is the most potent form of vitamin K prescribed as a dietary supplement.

The most potent form (OCT-TK-III) was not only the most anionically charged but also was the most structurally stable.