Sentence examples for any points with from inspiring English sources

Mr Harper said the proposed pension plan was a tax hike that would not win any points with voters.

"I don't think she scores any points with anyone for not being there, and she does raise some eyebrows," Mr. Salmore said.

Bode Miller of the United States failed to score any points with a 20th-place finish, giving Eberharter an unbeatable 273-point lead in the overall standing.

But it's hard to imagine that conservative voters will confuse them for Republicans, and punting on the tax cuts won't score them any points with the Democratic base.

As Hotline notes, this is unlikely to win him any points with staunch conservatives, but they were not exactly cheering Mr McCain's rise anyway.

Unfortunately the evidence is contradictory and it is difficult to establish any points with certainty.

Mr Grant said that he had "had no contact at any point with anybody from Lib Dem HQ".

While Looper toys with the idea of recognising yourself 30 years previously, Dano can clock in at any point with himself half his life back.

"You can come into FE at any point with any background and if you're a good manager then you can step up to being a principal," she says.

Perry admitted he had been more apprehensive about showing the artworks to the bankers and stockbrokers than he had been at any point with cage-fighters or the men he encountered on Lancashire's streets.

These "parallel lives" do not meet at any point, with little or no opportunity to explore the differences and to build mutual respect, let alone to see them as enriching our communities.