Sentence examples for community points from inspiring English sources

Many do not have enough land to install a water point so they are reliant on community points or the traditional untreated shallow tube wells.

She has since apologized for those comments and, as a sign that she has built bridges with the Asian community, points out that she is running on a slate this year with Ethel Chen, an Assembly candidate who once ran against Ms. Harrison.

General consensus among the community points to the Logitech C922 HD Pro Stream ($99).

Prizes ranging from $1,000 up to $25,000 are awarded as well as community points, called marbles.

As the New Elucidation had already shown, the analysis of the interactive natural community points to an absolute and transcendent ground.

As Benedict Anderson, who coined the term "imagined community," points out, "all communities larger than primordial villages of face-to-face contact … are imagined".

"From the community point of view it's home, it's country.

From a community point of view, it is really good news".

Numerous people in the gay community pointed fingers at Michael C. Cook, who was the chief executive of Howard Brown.

"Historically, and from a community point of view, there's not a lot of sentiment for trying to borrow money".

Mostly, though, the investing community pointed to those healthier margins as the main reason for the stock's run-up.