Sentence examples for better point to from inspiring English sources

What might be a better point to argue is that far from being an unproductive sector of the economy, the automotive industry has outperformed the rest of the manufacturing industry.

"I think now with fitness being a bigger part of the Tour, guys' careers going longer, I think that would probably be a better point to reflect on your career as opposed to being inducted while you're right in the middle of it," Mickelson said.

"I wouldn't be opposed to moving the age to 50," Mickelson said, "because I think now with fitness being a bigger part of the tour, guys' careers going longer, I think that would probably be a better point to reflect on your career as opposed to being inducted while you're right in the middle of it".

So we are beginning from a better point to begin with.

So what better point to take a look back at the platform that powered so many devices and dominated the mobile landscape for so long.

For my part, I believe there is no better point to start than by improving and protecting the lives of those at most risk: mothers and children.

Legs should be further than shoulder-width apart with the stick in between (to cover the 5-hole better) Point Toes inwards, this will allow your Butterfly to be more spread-out when you move into it.

She shook her head, and said, "This is better," pointing to black lingerie and leather boots.

Apollo executives expect this year to be better, pointing to improving economic conditions and vast stores of investor capital demanding to be spent.

Andrew Haldenby at Reform says his group is concerned with the practical steps of making government work better, pointing to examples like Tony McGuirk, the Merseyside fire chief who sharply reduced fire deaths while cutting costs.

These density functions curves show than 40%% is the best cut off better pointing to the probability of harboring any PCa above it (Fig.  3a), same value when focusing on HGPCa (Fig.  3b).