| If ever the world needed a symbol of the potency of the threat that confronts us all, here it was as frightful actuality. |
| The Soviet war machine in this period was arguably the most powerful in Europe and increasing in potency year by year. |
| These three staples, potato, quinoa, and maize, have all been used to make alcoholic drinks of varying potency. |
| She warns, however, that potencies vary widely among manufacturers, so be sure to purchase your product from a reputable company. |
| A qualified homeopath can provide more individualised remedies in stronger potencies if required. |
| It was used to investigate the different effects of ultramolecular potencies compared with placebo rather than pragmatic homoeopathy. |
