Sentence examples for fine point for from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, December 3 , 1932P. 11 While looking up a fine point for a client just before the recent election a friend of ours in the Bar Association discovered a case listed as "Matter of Rooney".
A fine point for Canon is that they are "determining eye positions in the three-dimensional space in dependence upon the relationship between the generated representative image values for different search regions".
This would be a fine point for a timeline -- if Columbus had ever made it to North America.
The professor explained some fine points for the case and suggested which tactics we should employ.
Perhaps they're more (or less) outspoken, or they repeatedly overlook a project's fine points for the big picture, whereas you're a stickler for details.
"When we made a finer point for Jibo to become a household robot – to start talking, communicating and socializing, inter-relating with others – we realized the concept of the social robot had a broader, social appeal, and the broader market was excited about this technology".
That's a fine point of advocacy for a candidate running in Frederick.
Thousands of pages of recondite examination of fine points of doctrine for the membership.
"More than that, we're receiving a huge vote of confidence from veterans who have built massive companies and understand the fine points of building for scale, maintaining uptime and delivering the absolute highest standards of service".
It's a fine point, but for the perfect shortbread, you should probably go as easy on the dough as possible.
