Sentence examples for a point of impact from inspiring English sources

Investigators combed through a field of debris surrounding a point of impact several hundred feet short of the 7,000-foot 7,000-footPitkin County Airunway atout five miles west of AsPitkin County Airport

I would be concerned that it – along with the thin metal edges – would be a point of impact while tooling around with this device.

It has a point of impact now.

The answer is again strategic: Paris constitutes a point of maximum impact.

Many times, as I took long walks around my Seattle neighborhood, I hoped I would be the accidental point-of-impact of a car gone out of control, or the target of a mistaken-identity drive-by shooting.

Just beyond them is a plume of smoke, confirming the blast and indicating a likely point of impact.

Several everyday usability wins: the iPhone 7 will not wobble when used on a table top, the camera ring will no longer be a continual point of impact when putting the phone down, and it will simplify case designs.

Point-of-impact is what I call this concept.

-=-=-= The fastest running on a football field often occurs during kickoffs and punts, when some members of the defending team are able to build up forty or more yards of head-on steam before a possible point of impact.

Nothing related to the balloon or the pilots was found, according to a coast guard spokesman, who said strong sea currents can drag bodies very far away from a presumed point of impact.

Anti-amyloid (for example, immunotherapy with monoclonal antibodies), inhibition of γ- and β-secretases, or drugs acting on the metabolism of tau are therapies targeted to a specific point of impact identified by recent advances in basic research.