Sentence examples for its basic point from inspiring English sources
While the report seriously underestimated the severity of the recession and therefore the job losses the nation would suffer in 2009, it was proven right in its basic point that the stimulus plan would yield substantial job-creation compared to doing nothing.
The band mixes aggressive rock with swing horns and ska rhythms to get across its basic point: -- boys (at least these boys) need girls.
The band's new album, "RFTC," (Interscope) mixes aggressive rock with swing horns and ska rhythms to get across its basic point: boys (at least these boys) need girls.
Although the study uses some sophisticated statistical methods, its basic point is straightforward: in the long term, economic output (G.D.P). is constrained by the quantity and the quality of economic inputs (labor, capital, and technology).
But its basic point is sound: Brazil's land ownership is one of the most unequal in the world, with just 1% of Brazilians owning half of all fertile land.
The basic concepts of operational reliability are proposed initially in [3], and its basic point is that the reliability level of a system varies with changes under operating conditions of a power system.
As for the "fighters" and the "shooters," an Xbox joypad may have 13 different buttons, but its basic point-and-click technology still lends itself most readily to aiming at things and hitting them; it therefore seems undeniable that video games, compared to other forms of entertainment, are disproportionately concerned with violence.
The dance continued to be vigorous, but by this time "Redemption" had made its basic points and its conclusion was not as striking as its beginning.
Nobody was really hurt, and his basic point about the irony-laden spectacle was correct.
Fay's analysis is worth reading in its entirety, but the basic point is clear - spending on the Pentagon should be tied to a strategy to address the actual threats facing the country, not to an arbitrary number.
