Sentence examples for immediate point from inspiring English sources

The immediate point was clear: America was a good place to live in the eighteenth century.

More to the immediate point, so would New York's politicians, Democratic and Republican alike.

More to the immediate point, they have no idea where Silicon Alley is.

We weren't thinking about tomorrow, we were thinking about that immediate point in time, collectively.

But after Thursday's ruling, the immediate point is simply that mail that comes on his majesty's service must no longer be kept from his majesty's subjects.

Yes, they're all distinguished pianists and pedagogues, but more to the immediate point, they are faculty members at the eighth annual PianoSummer at New Paltz.

"We saw immediate point-of-sale lift from that," Ms. Wong said.

Kateri Callahan, the president of the Alliance to Save Energy, a nonprofit coalition that promotes efficiency measures, praised the rebates as stimulating the economy while providing "an immediate, point-of-purchase incentive for consumers by 'buying down' the price of new, energy-efficient appliances".

The panel spent two days considering the evidence before deciding on an immediate points deduction.

For now, though, let's focus on some more immediate points.

Cas were unable to turn their one-man advantage into immediate points, but then scored three after the Giants were back up to strength.