Penetrative used in a sentence

Penetrative in a sentence as an adjective

I thought rape required penetrative sex, this is a sexual assault isn't it?

3 watts in the low GHz band is very penetrative and can heat very deep inside an object, like a human brain.

Is it simply to reduce penetrative harm and/or the mental harm that occurs when stepping outside social norms?Such a massive controversial subject.

Environmental sources of neutrons are actually pretty rare normally and most neutrons you do see will be pretty low energy and won't have a huge amount of penetrative power.

I mean, ask some of your female friends who really love penetration, and you'll find that even the ones who are most enthusiastic about it have had penetrative sexual encounters they would never want to repeat.

Don't oversimplify my point: obviously agreeing to a ******** is not the same as agreeing to penetrative sex or agreeing to **** sex or agreeing to be tied up in a harness and whipped.

Many reasons that hinder ****** usage can never be fixed, even with free, plentiful, good feeling condoms:The ability to go from foreplay to sex without stoppingThe ability to switch between oral and penetrative sex

It would be like a woodworker's apprentice walking in demanding that everyone stop calling a screw a screw because it offends their sensibilities to so closely associate the name of a penetrative fastener to a euphemism for sex.

"Not just water jet, the ceramic/metal armor withstands even shaped charge jet :"Because the ceramic is so brittle the entrance channel of a shaped charge jet is not smooth—as it would be when penetrating a metal—but ragged, causing extreme asymmetric pressures which disturb the geometry of the jet, on which its penetrative capabilities are critically dependent as its mass is relatively low. This initiates a vicious circle as the disturbed jet causes still greater irregularities in the ceramic, until in the end it is defeated.

It's not something that I need to worry about now, because reference-checks aren't competitive until you're in the running for CxO-level roles, but 10 years from now when I'm looking at high-level roles that involve double-digit reference counts and penetrative back-channeling; if I'm ever dinged on a back-channel reference, I want to be able to say, "You, sir, owe me for misuse of private information".