Sentence examples for has a new point from inspiring English sources

There needs to be more of an attempt to help those parishes prepare or mitigate damage or flood losses in those communities as we await the results of coastal restoration". New Orleans has a new point person for handling some of those human challenges: Jeff Hebert.

The Kings' Chris Webber has a new point guard to work with, going from the flash and flair of Jason Williams to the steady Mike Bibby.

THE perennial debate about religion and politics in America has a new point of reference: a bill passed a few weeks ago by a bipartisan majority in the House of Representatives to permit the allocation of federal disaster relief money for the reconstruction of houses of worship damaged last fall during Hurricane Sandy.

Tod's, the Italian leather goods empire built on the success of a luxe, pebble-sole driving loafer, has a new point of view, and it's all about a leather wardrobe.

The President now has a new starting point for negotiations, Lizza says, and "we've got to wait to see how this plays out".

In the meantime, Ms. Sarasohn has a new selling point for the apartment she is marketing: "It's the closest to Ms. Clark's layout," she said.

Similarly, after inserting the prefix GACGA, the quadtree becomes [2: [,, 5:, 3:, 1: [, 4:, where the quadrant A has a new second point in subquadrant AG.

It also has a new 61-point AF system, and AF configuration tools like those on the 7D.

The president's words reflected the growing sense of alarm within the administration and the international community that the five-month-long military buildup between India and Pakistan has reached a new point of crisis.

However, Petrichor has raised a new point, which is something of real concern to many people: the apparent presence of film crews inside immigration detention centres and interview rooms where people are being interviewed by UK Border Agency UKBAA) staff.

It has a new drop-off point, a covered taxi rank and 30 covered bike spaces at the front.