Sentence examples for closer on points from inspiring English sources

David Moyes' side are 10th in the league but are closer on points to the relegation zone than the top six.

Rios and Hall were close on points and had begun racing when another competitor, who did not have the right of way, crashed into them.

As we saw in the Six Nations with England we were close on points difference but there were instances in every game when, if we'd done one or two things a little better, we'd have probably ended up winning the title.

A possible selection for f is a signed-distance function, where the d i are chosen to be the distance to the closest on-surface point.

One is the treatment of troubled financial giants (although the two sides have got closer on some points).

After Viloria lost his close fight on points, Mustin suggested that the dozens of body punches Viloria threw at his opponent, Brahim Asloum of France, were not counting in the scoring by the five judges.

But even as the boards have gotten closer on this point, residual American skepticism remains.

The list of people who are coöperating, however, suggests that Mueller may be getting close on both points, particularly if Manafort joins them.

The only good thing today was a serious chat with Señora Helena de Holst,1 who is close on many points to the communists and struck me as a very fine person.

It was incredibly close – I won 13-11 on points – but she is another big obstacle on the path to gold.

The closer the points are on the plot, the more similar the individuals' behaviour.