Sentence examples for its own points from inspiring English sources

The theater of this rally and numerous others this week have made it difficult for the school system's bargaining team to make its own points: that it was the union that walked away from negotiations, and that the district faces serious financial problems.

"The board has apparently engaged constructively on our proposal while advancing its own points as to what it believes is in the best interest of the club and its shareholders.

And the defense frequently provided its own points on which to rest.

For the more competitive, each event has its own points competition, and T-shirts are awarded after passing the 50 and 100 parkrun milestone.

The eagle is a replica of one from the original Pennsylvania Station (the last of 20); it currently sits in front of Madison Square Garden, the station's former site, making its own points about misguided public policy and architectural catastrophe.

Best Buy said the combination of mindSHIFT's capabilities with its own points of distribution through its retail, Geek Squad services and Best Buy for Business operations will create a competitive advantage.

So if a country needs to export a lot of capital now, to be repatriated later, it will from its own point of view be buying foreign assets high, selling them low.

It integrates with its own point of sale software applications as well as many others.

It doesn't always work, but each gallery makes its own point, and so it is not surprising to learn that each was organized by a different curator.

Leibniz posited the existence of an infinite number of spiritual substances, which he called "monads," each different, each a percipient of the universe around it, and each mirroring that universe from its own point of view.

When we die, the grass gets its turn to tell the story from its own point of view: reborn like a teetering fawn, it "learns again to stand".