Sentence examples for being a point of from inspiring English sources
The memory foam being a point of contention in itself, because Johanna loves that mattress, while I'm convinced it's responsible for my lower-lumbar pain.
For Senna, identity, far from being a point of solidarity, is a beckoning void, and adroit comedy quickly liquefies into absurd horror.
In recent years, we have seen this take a variety of forms, everything from citizen journalism, to being a point of focus for political movements and social/charitable causes.
"Well on the way to being a point of reference for a motley crew of creationists, anti-reductionists, neo-Lamarckians and the rest", the book purported to explain how living things were shaped by "morphogenetic fields".
As well as being a point of criticism from organisations like the Red Cross, the United Nations and the European Union, mood in Washington has also largely turned against it, due to fears it is used as a propaganda tool by America's enemies in recruitment.
"It's not about handling money; it's about being a point of contact," said David Barclay, the CCCN's senior network co-ordinator.
The implications of use of such systems for CVD risk management extend well beyond being a point-of-care clinical resource.
Considering the rapid effects of BH3 mimetics on MOMP induction coupled with it often being a point-of-no-return, acquired resistance to BH3 mimetics is perhaps difficult to envision.
Being a point-of-care monitoring of coagulation status, it has been suggested that the PFA-100® could be used as a means to monitor the effectiveness of aspirin therapy [ 19– 22].
Now it's a point of pride.
