Sentence examples for a touchpoint from inspiring English sources

What is a touchpoint?

But Americanism was also a touchpoint for progressives and radicals.

Each is a chance to transform an ordinary moment into a touchpoint.

For them, Britain's imperial past is part of history, rather than a touchpoint for their current political outlook.

This is accomplished by orchestrating touchpoints — a touchpoint being any interaction point between the customer and your brand.

The incubator enables a touchpoint between the regulator (Bank of Mozambique) and providers to develop, test, and demonstrate new products in a supervised environment.

Using a Touchpoints approach, teachers focused on strengths of the adolescents and their children.

I think it is wonderful that the company has chosen to assist those of us who otherwise might not be able to afford this help," said Caroline S., a TouchPoints user.

The sheer scale of Minecraft as a brand, a community and a cultural touchpoint means Mojang won't always be able to avoid criticism and online backlashes over the way it manages the game.

The retail chain has become a cultural touchpoint that provides a president criticized as "elitist" with an everyman image of middle-class frugality.

Iron Man, released more than a decade ago, was a specific touchpoint for the research.