Sentence examples for larger point of from inspiring English sources

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.

From the larger point of view, the consequences included systemic meltdown; but Posner invites us to focus our attention on what they looked like for individual bankers.

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.

The headline on one of them, "British Newspaper Has Advantages in Battle With Government Over Secrets," seemed to miss the larger point of what had happened.

The larger point of Allen's book is that these vectors switched dramatically in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century, permanently altering a number of social institutions — ranging from duelling to naval strategy to lighthouse maintenance.

While massive restaurant chains might have resources to build out their own management systems or integrate with larger point-of-sale providers, Toast — a provider of tools for restaurants to manage their business — is raising a big round of funding to go after everyone else.

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

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.

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.

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.