Sentence examples for a valid point of from inspiring English sources

It's a valid point of course, but Easton's observation did have a touch of the Today loftiness about it.

During the contest to be leader of the Labour party, Ed Balls became the first senior Labour figure to say that he thought the cuts implicit in Labour's plans went too far – and that is certainly a valid point of view.

The multi-constituency approach argues that 'it is arbitrary to label one criterion a priori as the correct one because each presents a valid point of view' (Kenis and Provan 2009: 443).

But maybe "RACISM" is actually a "VALID POINT OF VIEW IN A DEBATE".

This is a valid point of view for external observers, but not for infalling observers.

Good to know that Tory would rather read about racism in the dictionary than listen to actual people "or whatever" who might have a valid point of view.

Washington Post writer Drew Harvell also made a valid point on Twitter: "Minorities are 37% of the US, bought 46% of movie tickets – and got 0 Oscar-acting noms".

The regularity of the glacial-interglacial signal is intriguing, and "it's a valid point to be making," says Robert Toggweiler of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory in Princeton, New Jersey.

This is a valid point, sort of.

If your teacher gives you a poor grade on an essay, read the feedback and try to see if she has a valid point instead of assuming that you got the bad grade because your teacher hates you.

It follows that the views of the stakeholder interviewees about inadequate staffing may be a valid point in spite of the data of staff-to-patient ratios in the June 2010 OPD records.