Sentence examples for a chief point from inspiring English sources

In this paper the CHIEF is used with a rank revealing factorization, and it is shown that the necessary number of "good" CHIEF points can be predicted; furthermore, a method of determining whether a CHIEF point is "good" is presented.

Compare this with a different irrationality: refusing to admit that humans are a product of evolution, a chief point of denial for the religious right.

Opponents of the administration made it a chief point of attack; defenders extolled it: President Bush devoted more than 50 speeches to its virtues, 7 in one 17-day stretch in July 2001 alone.

The Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek's latest work, "Welcome to the Desert of the Real," took its title from a bit of dialogue in the film; college courses on epistemology have used "The Matrix" as a chief point of reference; and there are at least three books devoted to teasing out its meanings.

A chief point of reference in much philosophy of religion is the shape and content of living traditions.

The opposition has certainly cited economic conditions as a major grievance, but the chief point of contention is President Alexander Ankvab's more liberal (relatively speaking) policy towards ethnic Georgians in Abkhazia, primarily concentrated in the Gali region.

Many wearable developers proudly tout the number of biometrics and data points their device is able to capture as a chief selling point.

During this period Chicago was becoming a great railway center and a chief distribution point for railroad supplies.

Training in English is a chief selling point of private academies.

That versatility, particularly the idea of using Splenda in baking, will be a chief selling point.

Fuel economy approached 60 miles per gallon, a chief selling point for the cars, which were frequently shipped to buyers in kit form.