Sentence examples for its main points from inspiring English sources

After studying the report, Wilson appointed a commission to heed its main points and streamline the Defense Department so that it could more efficiently wage a war.

I asked him why, if it was so good, it didn't merit a story in The Times recounting its main points, especially since The Times's own reporting on Iraqi weapons programs last winter has continued to suffer a hurricane of criticism.

I looked at the story and translated its main points.

And one of its main points is that eating is pointless.

And as Mr. Jacoby noted in the splashy 2000 edition, "Happenings since its publication do not cause me to revise its main points".

Here are its main points: If ratified, the Lisbon treaty would replace the aborted draft constitution voted down by French and Dutch referendums in 2005.

Its main point of interest, however, is that it was partly written by one Bert Brecht, as he's charmingly called in the opening credits.

The search engine uses other more traditional ranking algorithms as well, but its main point of differentiation is the realtime clickstream data it gets from the peer-to-peer clients which it wants users to download.

In spite of its flaw, Handlen decides that "the episode largely redeems itself by staying true to its main point: No matter how much time you have left, it's never enough".

Why bother when its main point appears so evident?

But phasing out Medicare (its main point) is as big a nonstarter as a British-style National Health Service.