Sentence examples for like impact from inspiring English sources

A few quick definitions: Impact play is when one person is struck by another person for sexual gratification; electrical play (also known as erotic electrostimulation) is like impact play, but with electrical toys that give off a jolt of energy to your body parts.

So while corporations can learn from non-profits, blanket adoption of tools like impact assessments is unwise, as they are built to work in a non-profit's unique mix of resources, capabilities, stakeholders, and obligations.

Programs like Impact are very expensive: Bender says she is spending $8,000 to $10,000 a child, which is at least double the cost of the Head Start program down the road.

The phone makes some durability claims I won't test, like impact resistance resulting from its Kevlar-reinforced case, and water resistance owing to its Gorilla glass touchscreen and a coating over the very bright active-matrix OLED screen.

It's not impossible to imagine a bargain in which conservatives agree to pay for comprehensive institutions like Impact or for after-school activities and liberals agree to embrace the language of personal responsibility, but we would still be asking ghetto children to thrive in an incredibly adverse environment.

During its service life, besides seismic action, structure may subject to other dynamic loads like impact and blast.

So the system behind the SCEE antihyperglycemic activity includes an insulin-like impact, likely, through high glucose utilization or upgrading the sensitivity of β-cells to glucose, secreting the elevated insulin amount [ 28].

But he's a good return man, and if some team thinks he can have a Devin Hester-like impact, he could go as high as Ginn did.

Takeover defences of the sort peddled by Wachtell can have a Botox-like impact on companies, improving their apparent resistance to age but doing little genuine rejuvenation.

Mr. Whitaker also said that the program was having a Sputnik-like impact in the engineering and computer science departments of many universities, where enrollments have jumped in response.

All of them will be working less in the coming months if Congress does not avert the sequester, producing backups in their specific fields that will be felt by all Americans, as well as a slowdown in spending and financial activity that will have an asteroid-like impact on the economy.