Sentence examples for help a point from inspiring English sources
The long and the short of it is that if the purpose of economic theories is to predict which of many possible outcomes will occur, Nash's methodology often isn't much help—a point acknowledged by David Kreps, an economic theorist at Stanford, back in 1990.
Both Johnson and Burger also said they heard a man shout for help, a point that was seized upon by the defence as evidence that Pistorius was calling for help.
The long and the short of it is that if the purpose of economic theories is to predict which of many possible outcomes will occur, Nash's methodology often isn't much help — a point acknowledged by David Kreps, an economic theorist at Stanford, back in 1990.
For many, a fear of not being taken seriously on the basis of weight and appearance (put crudely: a fear of not being thin enough) can be enough to discourage them from seeking help, a point made more salient when we consider that only 10% of people with an eating disorder are actually underweight.
Ms. Lewis explained why she wanted to help a Breezy Point resident in particular.
Considering so much of legitimate media consumption these days is based on streaming, having a super fast Internet connection will only help to a point.
While you're talking, use your hands to help express a point.
Understanding database design and relationships of entities can help a library define data points.
For instance, according to Citi, a family could pool points to help a relative travel home for the holidays.
The "Howard who?" jab is unnecessarily provocative, but it helps illustrate a point.
