Sentence examples for was pinpoint from inspiring English sources
verb
To identify or locate precisely or with great accuracy.
- They investigators tried to pinpoint the source of the flames.
The fielding was pinpoint sharp and Pakistan were subsequently overwhelmed.
Menghan Lou, in a solo, was pinpoint precise and liquid at the same time; Bastien Zorzetto and Karyn Benquet were frisky, powerful.
What it did very well though was pinpoint why it's easier for many of us to identify with the Queen than with, say, an equities trader from Goldman Sachs.
The only relief is that at one stage I thought it was going to be me that passed it to him off my left hand, but Jonno took up another ruck and we got Mr Dawson back in the place he loves and the pass was pinpoint accuracy".
The film cost just $2 million, which it made back in pre-sale online ticket purchases alone, and the marketing was pinpoint and targeted (read - smart and cheap).
His sound was pinpoint-clear, a few clicks shy of strident, and he leaned into his notes, giving them a physical presence in the room.
The origin of these unexpected properties was pinpointed to structural instabilities of cubic VN.
For the first time, a clear economic value of the risk was pinpointed.
Bias against selecting the most creative thinkers for the highest jobs was pinpointed through three studies, Goncalo said.
The first thing our study accomplished was pinpointing the 22 leadership skills critical to performance.
Susan was pinpointed at the centre of the whole operation.
