Sentence examples for but the point does from inspiring English sources

The funds are in fact right about that redundancy, but the point does not count for their side, because the phrase is redundant on their reading, too: any subsection (b) case removed as falling within the broad category of covered class actions would be treated in accordance with subsection (b) if the subsection applied to that case.

Berwick could not find a late winner but the point does move them up to eighth in Scottish League Two.

A draw was an accurate reflection of a dour match, with goal-scoring opportunities scarce, but the point does United little good.

This is true, but the point does not support Vardi's charge of historical inaccuracy.

An injury-time own goal denied Crewe a crucial victory in their battle against relegation but the point did little to enhance Walsall's play-off hopes.

She adds: "I used to do big shops in Sainsbury's, but the points didn't stack up fast.

All this is interesting enough to think about, but the points don't seem any less dry or didactic for being conveyed in visual terms.

But the points did not count against the letter grade that Sardi's displays in its window because the inspector was only conducting an "ungraded inspection," a kind of dress rehearsal for an unannounced but real inspection to come.

But Madden said the points do not mean much to him.

That might seem bad enough, but the second point does not even receive a gesture.

But at what point does the sophistication of machinery become sufficient to be regarded as life-like?