Sentence examples for level the point from inspiring English sources
Advocates of change insist that most effort should be directed at the middle management level, the point at which most women fall by the wayside, victims of either family-unfriendly policies or the failure to network for the top jobs.
PAUL KRUGMAN: I think at a fundamental level the point is that what we want is broad coverage — it's a widely shared social goal — but that's not what private insurers are trying to achieve; from their point of view profits are maximized by not covering those who need it most.
(The fertility rate is the number of children a woman can expect during her lifetime; 2.1 is the replacement level, the point at which the population stabilises).Received opinion holds, in the phrase of Auguste Comte, a 19th-century social scientist, that "demography is destiny" and that Europe is doomed by its death-spiral population numbers.
The bottom of the lining pattern (around the knee level), the point ➃ and ➆ values are −0.18 and 0.35 cm.
The seventh graders were selected as participants for the present study because of the relative lack of research on relational thinking instruction at the middle-school level, the point at which formal algebra instruction begins.
These measures can then be used at the program level (the point of service delivery) to assess healthcare quality and identify areas for improvement.
On one level, the point-counterpoint was an interesting intellectual exercise: such a case has never been pursued in federal court before, and there are compelling arguments to be made on either side.
Data are dispensed accordingly, in the ground-upward manner of logical positivism, and at ground level the points can be very elementary — e.g., "1.112 Content of the jacket.
Ronan O'Gara levelled the points with the subsequent kick.
Craig Bryson slotted home the leveller and the points were secured when Martin headed in Bryson's free-kick.
Rotate the dial counterclockwise to raise the fabric level and the stop point.
