Sentence examples for make the point better from inspiring English sources
Blythe R.D. Quinlan's scenic design couldn't make the point better.
And stories make the point better than philosophical arguments do.(Photo: EPA).
That would make the point better than any spin doctor could.
"Nothing would make the point better [than] if we conducted all of our debates in a different languages, and I suppose that makes the case for this bill better than anything else," Franks continued.
But no one made the point better than Nestor Garcia.
No one makes the point better than Apple; in terms of sales per unit area its showrooms-slash-playrooms best all other American retailers.And shops make money.
This makes the point better than the suggested view down the four-fold axis.
A campaign commercial for Mr. Voltaire shows long shots of the tent camps, unavoidable, he said, to make the point he would better manage relief.
We have modified this paragraph to make the point clearer and better reflect what the reviewer was asking for: "Moreover, the antibody should bind the modified amino acid residue only at defined modification sites on the target protein, which implies that not only the modification but also the amino acid sequence must be recognized.
That's why this 1997 article from Fortune cites myriad game-theory strategists to make the point that it's better in most cases to avoid price wars than to fight them.
But the presence of multinationals there has not helped produce many local, high-tech companies, making the economy over-reliant on one type of firm.Both books make the point that Hong Kong might do better by adopting existing technology and improving business practices.
