Sentence examples for effectively puncture from inspiring English sources

You need the relatively heavy weight of the blade to effectively puncture the lid of the can.

You won't find much better ensemble acting than this, nor a play that so effectively punctures the pretensions of a hermetic gangland culture.

We're held at one emotional remove throughout by the novel's narrator, and immediately told how the affair ends, effectively puncturing all potential for thrilling tension.

The recyclers of trite, numbing adolescent stereotypes such as those Hughes caricatured and effectively punctured in said film.

The scalation pattern in striped bass is such that three scales overlap at any point on the surface of the fish, which we show effectively multiplies the puncture force by three.

Rosberg's front wing had to be changed before he fought back to second but Hamilton suffered a puncture that effectively put him out of the race.

After withdrawal of the needle, the small puncture wound effectively sealed itself by the injected glue with no visible leakage.

Hamilton's race was effectively ended when he suffered a puncture on lap two at Spa after Rosberg collided with him.

Note also that the poison was apparently not followed by thoracic puncture, although this issue is admittedly handled more effectively in Act V. (See also comments under 'Protections for Human Subjects').

If there was good news for Froome, it was that Alejandro Valverde, who began the day second in the general classification, suffered an ill-timed puncture and ended up losing more than eight minutes, effectively ending his chances.

Respondents felt that procedures most effectively taught by simulators include: central venous catheterization, thoracentesis, intubation, lumbar puncture, and paracentesis.