Sentence examples for deal points from inspiring English sources

The deal points to the growing interest in entertainment marketing.

Instead, the US-China deal points to clean and renewable energy as the place for the smart money to go.

The guild believes that handing out production credits as deal points devalues the contributions of people who actually did the work.

"We were saddened to read David Lynch's statement today since we believed we were working towards solutions with David and his reps on the few remaining deal points," Showtime said in the statement released on Sunday.

But people familiar with the deal said the terms were still quite tentative, and one ABC executive cautioned that "if Cablevision doesn't honor the deal points, we're right back where we started".

"We were saddened to read David Lynch's statement today since we believed we were working towards solutions with David and his reps on the few remaining deal points," Showtime said in the statement.

Senator Joni Ernst, of Iowa, also derided the deal, pointing out that it would benefit only a "select few".

Supporters and opponents of the New Deal pointed, respectively, to the reach of the Constitution's commerce clause or to the Constitution's protection of private contracts.

The article, with the headline "Boxing's Return to Brooklyn: One-Sided Fights and Bad Promoter Deal," pointed in particular to a pathetic match between the welterweights Randall Bailey and Devon Alexander.

But green groups have celebrated the activation of the Paris deal, pointing to the lightening pace of ratification after decades of international wrangling over climate change.

Rose, though, was quick to defend his successor's pay deal, pointing out that most of the £15m consisted of bonuses.