Sentence examples for has some valuable points from inspiring English sources

It's quite possible that the meddling manager has some valuable points to add about how the company is deviating from best practices or from procedures that were long ago established for a good reason.

The DOJ is "looking" at the Cole Memo, he added, noting that it has some valuable points.

The DOJ is "looking" at the Cole Memo, he added, noting that it has some valuable points.

Last year were getting beaten heavily on the road, but this year we've picked up some valuable points and this was a valuable point.

The campaign is still relatively young, but Strachan's team have accumulated some special moments not to mind some valuable points.

But he must have some valuable attributes, right?

Our measure would have some valuable advantages.

Another score by him would have meant valuable points to fans who drafted him for their fantasy leagues, but, he said, "I'd rather take a win any day".

But we have six valuable points to play for and who knows what twist of fate is waiting on the last day of the season?

But relegated-threatened Fulham have continued to struggle, winning just one of their eight matches since that derby victory, and defensive lapses have cost them valuable points.

She says that "it takes a lot of effort to understand and appreciate the different perspectives of others," and ignoring some perspectives is a mistake — especially because "marginalized" people often see the world radically differently than people in power and as a result have new and valuable points of view.