Sentence examples for a point suggested from inspiring English sources

It might have been presented in a longer version were budget no concern, a point suggested in a candid program note by Mr. Crutchfield.

One might think (a point suggested by a reviewer) that surely competent practitioners make this distinction as a matter of course?

Indeed, toxicology may be approaching a point suggested by epidemiologists almost 30 years ago: Such classification [of biological models for interaction] could be a useful shorthand to describe categories of mechanisms, but only if such categories were widely and explicitly agreed upon in the scientific community.

The average of post-convention polls, which puts Obama ahead by a mere 0.6 of a point, suggests Marist is probably a little closer to the truth.

A student of Ayn Rand's objectivist philosophy, Greenspan praised the current unemployment insurance policy to a point, suggesting short 13-week extensions are preferable to 26-week benefit boosts.

The observation that as adhesion increases, wear protection also increases up to a point suggests that adhesion has an optimum for mitigating damage.

If a point suggests a movie and dinner for a first date, but this isn't possible, don't despair.

The Hebrides offered an artist a vantage point, suggested Mackenzie; near enough to still feel part of home, but far enough away to salvage some perspective in a terrible half-century of violence.

Consider, too, a subtler point, suggested by words Mr. Cone once wrote, "the superlative performance that enjoins silence rather than applause".

A further point suggested above is for RECs to serve as trustees of research samples.

The C-terminus of GRASP65 has a low isoelectric point suggested to be sufficient to drive caspase cleavage products into the nucleus.