Sentence examples for direct point of from inspiring English sources

Prue's most direct point of competition is with Lachlan on the other side of Sydney.

More important, it gives the reader her most direct point of entry into the world.

By contrast, Maria Lau and Soyoo Hyunjoo Park use their roots as a direct point of departure for their artworks.

But "we are in an economic state that is different than any of us have experienced in our memories, so we don't have a direct point of comparison".

The 180 kDa Ndc80 complex is a direct point of contact between kinetochores and microtubules.

Currently the player lists indie music from Garage Band.com, which could turn into a direct point of sale.

"From a directing point of view," he said, "all I can say is, men in dark clothes don't come to your door in the middle of the night and say: 'You must hire her.

Despite a substantial reduction in riverine and direct point source inputs of nutrients since the 1990s (Figure 4), the overall status of eutrophication does not indicate a corresponding improvement.

Rather it positioned itself to clients as a method of closing sales that can be more efficient than direct mail, point-of-purchase displays and salespeople.

But nonviolence, King insisted, remains "the most potent weapon in grappling with the problem from a direct action point of view".

Marsha Brady, American Apparel's creative director, calls the magazine "naturally sexy" and praises its "direct, honest point of view on sexuality".