Sentence examples for develop the points from inspiring English sources

It took a concerted effort to decipher the system and develop the points of contact at each echelon to work through the red tape.

GB helped develop the Points of care teaching module and trialled its effectiveness, and critically reviewed the manuscript.

"We do feel Chekhov has a sensibility that is peculiarly English," says West, but he never gets to develop the point because Stott talks over him.

Ferrer was often immediately on defense and Nadal was able to develop the point successfully, winning 78 percent (11 of 14) of the deuce court second-serve points.

Brown did not take the chance to develop the point, but instead said there would be tough choices, adding that there would be a different profile of future capital spending.

To develop the point, Socrates produces a striking schema distinguishing between care of the body and care of the soul.

Apocryphal gospels developed the point in Acts that calls the spot of his death the place (field) of blood.

This article develops the point that incentive and risk‐bearing problems associated with contractual holdup may justify legal intervention.

As amortals, we may become hysterically and disablingly cautious (Larry Niven develops the point nicely in his description of the "Puppeteers" in the Ringworld science fiction novels).

But Kuhn developed the point compellingly with concrete examples and with a social-psychological language that enabled a range of readers to grasp the function of provisionally unquestioned presuppositions.

As Nagel develops the point, there are other types of luck that affect not only our actions but also every intention we form and every exertion of our wills.