Sentence examples similar to lock in points from inspiring English sources
"We want to lock in the points where we agree, unpick the areas where we disagree, and make further progress on a range of issues.
We have a very short window to dramatically reduce climate pollution before we lock in tipping points and catastrophic warming.
Parents can optionally engage with advertisers behind the parental lock in order to gain points which can be applied to storybook purchases.
Vettel entered the Japanese GP needing one point to lock in the championship.
The airline, auto and credit-card companies feared that AOL and Microsoft might use their ID offerings -- which allow consumers to fill out a single form to shop on the Web, instead of having to fill out separate forms at many Web sites -- as a leverage point to lock in consumers and dominate Internet commerce.
Advertising is shiny, so squint through the glare and find out about fees, lock-in periods, points and qualification requirements for what is being featured.
Down payments, credit scores, lock-in windows, points, lender fees and a host of other variables can materially affect your interest rate and the price you pay for it.
His ability to completely shut down the paint and dissuade drivers is why Orlando, void of any true lock-down perimeter defenders, remains fifth in points allowed and is still a threat to take the East.
Lock in that measurement.
