Sentence examples for illustrative point from inspiring English sources

"The illustrative point is: even though this was a long and complicated trip and she had gone the extra mile to be there, she didn't get mad.

Uber has 15,000 drivers in London but Uber's CEO, Travis Kalanick, hopes to increase that to 42,000 by March 2016 – which, as an illustrative point, would amount to more than half of PHV licences based on today's figures.

But to take a really illustrative point, the way the Republican plan would deal with people who are too sick to get insurance at any affordable price is to put them into high-risk pools.

This novel perhaps is particularly worth revisiting now because, as the most assertive and successful employment of its author's long-time concerns, it could provide a illustrative point of entry for retrospection of her overall accomplishment.

Marcel discusses being in a variety of contexts; however, one of the more illustrative points of entry into this issue is the distinction between being and having.[6] In some cases this distinction is one that is obvious and therefore not particularly illuminating.

Two other AβDPs present in lysosomes –CatB and CatD – have been genetically deleted in animal models of AD and serve as illustrative points of comparison with the latter studies.

Sparkling wine represents a useful and illustrative pivot point for at least three streams of influence: the current momentum of sparkling wine production within the UK itself, the historical trajectory and consumption of Champagne from France, and the increasing popularity of Prosecco from Italy.

The analyses we present here were not intended to be exhaustive, but rather to serve as an illustrative starting point.

Table  1 presents a summary of the phases while Table  2 presents illustrative action points.

We provide estimates of that association at several illustrative price points.

We selected three illustrative time points (2 years, 7.5 years, and 11 years) to estimate predicted differences in BMI; these ages were selected to cover the age-range studied and at ages in which a majority of children were assessed.