Sentence examples for an immediate point from inspiring English sources

But whether the 133-page report, which was prepared by a Virginia consultant, presents the entire picture became an immediate point of contention.

Its leaders just wouldn't have the meticulousness, the patience, or the breathing space to do anything that didn't score an immediate point.

Casual visitors to Melbourne's Lakeside Stadium, once home to NSL super-club South Melbourne, or channel-surfing viewers stopping at ABC1 on Sunday may notice an immediate point of difference with the men.

Significantly, McClaren's successor – who likes and admires his Leicester counterpart, Claudio Ranieri – has made an immediate point of singling out the dressing room's two obvious leaders for priority chats.

Her lengthy essay, Women: The Longest Revolution, appeared in the New Left Review and became an immediate point of reference, summarising the problems faced by women: "In advanced industrial society, women's work is only marginal to the total economy... women are offered a universe of their own: the family.

The Mayobridge veteran did notch an immediate point and another O'Hare effort cut Tyrone's lead to five by the 47th minute.

Kateri Callahan, the president of the Alliance to Save Energy, a nonprofit coalition that promotes efficiency measures, praised the rebates as stimulating the economy while providing "an immediate, point-of-purchase incentive for consumers by 'buying down' the price of new, energy-efficient appliances".

The panel spent two days considering the evidence before deciding on an immediate points deduction.

Additionally, to our knowledge, none of the longstanding, validated component parts of the EPQ have been applied in an immediate point-of-care setting.

As Salehi says, "Once we get leads into our systems, there's an immediate pain point we face.

Understanding how the system can best and most practicably support patients and physicians during detachment would be a useful, immediate point of focus for both health policymakers and provincial and territorial professional bodies.