Sentence examples for best points are from inspiring English sources

Her best points are simple ones.

The best points are often made through satire.

The essence of French cooking, she has often said, is knowing the properties of each ingredient and cooking it in such a way that its best points are fully brought out.

One of his best points is to identify inevitability as a "sort of logical atom bomb" of market populists, who love to flaunt their iron laws and paradigms.

Since one of the Citadines Trafalgar's best points is its proximity to some of London's best green spaces, I got up early the next morning to go running in St. James's Park.

He felt one of the series' best points was its "character-driven writing", but does warn that its moe nature and the jokes that revolve around the "vaguely pedophilic teacher" might disturb some newer readers of manga.

Her best point was the list she read of the subjects which women had begged her to consider in their interests.

Your best point is that we should direct our indignation as well to the "minor" looting all over the world that so far governments have been relatively powerless to stifle.

Lower confidence limit (LSL) for green-ratio difference (ΔGR) shows that in the worst case the GR at the best point is equal to the start point, while at upper limit it reaches 9%% improvement.

While there are many parts of the House Republican's proposal that I am suspicious of (see Steve Forbes' take here or Veronique de Rugy's here), it's best point is the favored treatment of labor relative to capital.

The average of demands over 30 instances is equal to 7425 (kg) and the range of the service level for the best point is varying between 74 and 100%%.