Sentence examples for made key points from inspiring English sources

He said Kidd and Kenyon Martin both made key points in the Saturday meeting that he would try to apply to his coaching the rest of this season.

The speakers made key points about how researchers and clinicians have worked together to translate a few genomic discoveries into health-care practice, but reported that progress is mostly being made in the developed world.

Chrystal Starling scored 20 points and made key free throws down the stretch as host Virginia Tech defeated No. 17 Old Dominion, 68-62, last night.

PACERS 83, HEAT 79: Brad Miller scored 28 points and made key plays on both ends of the floor in the final minute to lift visiting Indiana.

Kerry Kittles, who was 6 of 9 from the field and 3 of 4 from 3-point range, made key shots to restore order in the fourth quarter.

The team of economists made three key points.

The story made three key points: that new research has found an increase in the prevalence of autism to one in 58; that the lead academic on this study was so concerned he suggested raising the finding with public heath officials; and that two "leading researchers" on the team believe that the rise was due to MMR.

In that report, I made two key points.

Beyond the specifics of the agreement, President Obama made two key points in his announcement.

Make sure you use all of the important information that you have and are making your key points.

This was the dawn of the North Sea industry, and McCrone then made a key point: oil revenues would have made an independent Scotland immensely wealthy.