Sentence examples for be in point from inspiring English sources

Those examples might be in point if it could be established that the size of the arbitral dispute was predictable when the arbitration agreement was entered.

It may therefore be in point to indicate briefly the principal differences between the two schools: (1) Wittgensteinian analysis has, for its sole end, the resolution of philosophical enigmas.

What matters is that we realise that, aided by this principle, we can now finally demonstrate that after the accomplishment of the dichotomy supertask, that is, at t* = 1 P.M., Achilles will be in point B (x = 1).

The former head coach at the Rec now runs the Toulon attack and will be in point-proving mood.

But most observers reckon the big growth in air travel will be in point-to-point services in long-haul aircraft, such as Boeing's 777, or extended versions of the big Airbus 330 and 340 all of which are slightly smaller than today's jumbos, rather than bigger.

Harlequins need to be in point-scoring range, while Leicester just need to get themselves as far from their 22 as they can.

It is, in point of fact, anathema.

Only the Georgia case is in point.

The practice in Engld was in point.

The debris grains were in point contact.

And yet, the results are in: point-and-shoots lose.