Sentence examples for is any point from inspiring English sources

But we ought to ask ourselves if there is any point in waiting".

I don't think there is any point blaming them for it.

" I don't think there is any point in focusing fixedly on sales if you really want to be a writer.

"I don't think there is any point in us being in the competition if we are not confident.

I do not think there is any point in coming out and saying we can win it [the World Cup].

The whole point of the nine stories here, it sometimes seems, is to make you question whether there is any point to them at all.

If there is any point at which you say, "No, an extra six months isn't worth that much," then you think that health care should be rationed.

Often a counselor has a relationship with the college admission staff and can get a frank answer about whether there is any point in pursuing a spot.

The whole point of the Iowa caucuses — if there is any point to the Iowa caucuses — is to see how everybody functions under stress.

As if an MP would tell you whether he is actually any use or knows anyone or if there is any point in his existence, honestly.

But some wonder if there is any point in having the government play the insurance game at all if it cannot use its full advantage.