Sentence examples for gross points from inspiring English sources

Ms. Tett and Mr. Gross both convey the sheer craziness of the speculation in derivatives — which, Mr. Gross points out, basically amounted to "debt layered on debt, frosted with debt".

For, as Gross points out, parody works only on people who know the original, and they have to know it intimately enough to appreciate the finer touches as well as the broad strokes of the imitation.

(If the talent doesn't like this arrangement, they can be paid more up front but they will have to forfeit special arrangements, like "gross points," which are paid later).

As Gross points out, it is not only in the benighted Polish countryside that priests and bishops preach Jewish deicide and keep alive the blood-libel whereby Jews kidnap and sacrifice Christian children for ritual purposes.

Another way is to demand gross points a percentage of the studio's.

Another difference Gross points out lies in how the sponsored tweets themselves are displayed: on Twitter, they're at the top of the page (for now).

Grosser points out that a single small clinical trial looking at drug-response variability could take 3 years, including patient screening and data analysis.

The advertising stock variables were initialised using DMA level gross rating points for the period from 2000 to 2004.

The artefact regressor was entered at points where gross head movement was detected during visual inspection.

More specifically, in the metrics of television advertising, Hutchins estimates that the anti-Gingrich spots add up to roughly 5,900 gross ratings points in Des Moines and 7,900 gross ratings points in Cedar/Rapids Waterloo.

The majority of advertisers surveyed, 42 percent, said they wanted to measure their online campaigns using the same tools they use for offline campaigns, like sales generated and gross ratings points, while adding more measurement tools specific to digital campaigns, including "likes" and click-throughs.