Sentence examples for make a valuable point from inspiring English sources

Still, Porter does make a valuable point.

SUSAN BURT-COLLINS Merion Station, Pa., Aug. 25, 2012 TO THE EDITOR: R. Scott Asen makes a valuable point in suggesting that affluent parents should be asked to pay the full cost of private school tuition.

If any modern intellectual has written a good book or made a valuable point, it escapes his notice (though he does call John Stuart Mill's "On Liberty" "great," if "superficial").

Sadly, the project was brought to a premature end as the "prison works" mantra gained ground. Bill Sheppard Sheffield Malcolm Fowler makes a valuable point about the growth of the prison population, but what a pity that he uses such dehumanising language, referring to prisoners as "jail fodder of largely nuisance value".

The main worry is about whether a formerly easygoing approach towards integrating ethnic communities is still working.According to a Populus poll published in the Times this week, 69% of Britons think that Muslims make a valuable contribution to society up ten points since the summer.

That makes the reefs a valuable point of comparison for managers trying to restore damaged reefs elsewhere.

The referee makes a very valuable point and also makes another problem apparent to us.

"This could be a valuable point coming away here.

It really is a valuable point for us.

This is a valuable point.

Here, too, Professor Quinn makes a valuable contribution.