high-impact

adjective

1. (of a plastic or other material) able to withstand great force
2. (of aerobic or other exercise) placing great stress on various areas of the body
3. informal.
   having great effect

   high-impact sound

Example Sentences

Giving evidence, paediatric radiologist Prof Owen Arthurs told the court that spinal fractures were “very rare” and usually caused by high impact or high speed trauma, such as road traffic incidents.

From BBC

“At the centre of this case is a young child that suffered a catastrophic fracture which was the result of a high impact blow caused by the defendant”, the defence barrister said.

From BBC

It was a, it was, you know, exceptionally high impact on me particularly as a Georgian, and particularly having known some of those who, uh, served with, uh, Dr. King, you know, it, so, so it had really a sort of personal shock to me.

From Slate

"There was clearly a high impact on both the head teacher and also a high impact on the ability of the school to provide appropriate facilities."

From BBC

"We didn't think it had that much of a high impact," Ellie said when looking back at first going public.

From BBC