Sentence examples for large points of from inspiring English sources

St Helens coach Keiron Cunningham: "There were large points of the game where we were in control but our game management just let us down a bit at the end.

A letter from one benefit manager, Catalyst Rx, to pharmacies said they would receive a large point-of-sale discount on brand-name Lipitor to beat the price of generic competitors.

Her criticism arises from her thinking, her experience; it is representative of a larger point-of-view.

A large point of difference, however, comes with the claim that such nucleic acid-free systems are capable of Darwinian evolution.

As it is, they epitomize all that has long been worst about Paris Opera style: musically deaf, showily virtuosic and proficient about minor points of academically correct delivery while uninterested in the larger points of classicism.

"We've not only focused on making sure we have a compelling nutritional panel, but also on one of our largest points of distinction — our ingredient standards," Ms. Richmond said.

The fee has been one of the largest points of contention -- see below for reactions to the proposed deal.

The precocious columnist's only alternative is to take a bunch of neat conclusions and to try to make a larger point out of them.

It's important to understand the larger point of President Obama's executive actions.

But such quibbles are outweighed by the larger point of the book.

But the larger point of this campaign is to take advantage of the Web to create subversion inside the sealed-off country, Mr. Woodrum said.