Sentence examples for necessary punch from inspiring English sources

With their starting staff settled and deep, the Dodgers will look to their new first baseman, Fred McGriff, to join Shawn Green (42 homers, 114 r.b.i). in providing the necessary punch and productivity.

These include tests for necessary clearances between punch and die, occurring pressure in this clearance, necessary punch forces and the heating of the material under the vibrational influence.

She certainly has the ability to sound pretty, but since that's the antithesis of rock, it lacked the necessary punch to be one of her stand-out performances.

Sandie Angulo Chen of Common Sense Media opined, "As for the dramatic tension, it's best in the form of Mother Gothel -- brilliantly played by Murphy, whose signature Broadway voice... adds the necessary punch".

Television does not quite do it justice, in part because TV flattens out space, and viewers therefore cannot truly grasp how far back Monfils was standing to return and yet still struggled to summon the survival instincts necessary to punch some of Raonic's deliveries back into play.

Murphy's cooperative principle is intuitively attractive, but it may not have the necessary moral punch to address issues such as global poverty.

But with a few simple tweaks, the Bucks Fizz can carry all the necessary delicacy and punch to slice through the meatiness with aplomb.

But they did not seem to be reserving their energy for the big pieces: The most dramatic and intense of these works, the Trio in C minor (Op. 1, No. 3) was played with the heft and punch necessary to highlight its forward-looking harmonies, and there was no skimping on the brusquely accented scherzo or the propulsive finale of the Trio in G (Op. 1, No. 2).

Geithner, to some extent, was willing to take the punches necessary to connect Washington and Wall Street.

I suppose the word shepherd, with its pastoral evocations of maidens in pantaloons and lads with flutes, doesn't have the necessary grit or mythic punch.

White has been particularly reliable in this N.C.A.A. tournament, protecting the ball and delivering a second-half scoring punch when necessary.