Sentence examples for make the point here that from inspiring English sources

It is important to make the point here that electric vehicles are still a key (if not central) part of a low-carbon future in any country.

It's very important to make the point here that this strategy seems to work because they are dealing with democracies -- that is the adversary, and so this extreme action has an impact.

One could make the point here that it's possibly time for certain members of the Tory party to join the 21st century before they manage to implode their party, but, really, I'd rather dream about a Britain ruled by a badass lesbian queen, with kd lang and Melissa Etheridge singing at her coronation.

(Notice that Williams is also making the point here that there is no sense in the indirect-utilitarian supposition that my living my life from my own perspective is something that can be given a philosophical vindication from the impartial perspective, and can then reasonably be regarded (by me or anyone else) as justified.

To make the point, here are three of my favorites: Companies that make bugs, houses and diamonds.

"The UDA said that we've made the point here and that they didn't want the place wrecked anymore.

We've made the point here on TechCrunch that the primary early selling fulcrum of the Apple Watch would be that it would save you time by letting you use your phone less.

We've made the point here on TechCrunch that the primary early selling fulcrum of the Apple Watch would be that it would save you time by letting you use your phone less.

That is likely to fall to around £65m this year - which is why I have been making the point repeatedly here that Osborne's task is as much commercial as editorial.

"But then I closed by trying to make the point that I'm here because I see common economic interests for the United States and Europe.

Her first gallery, in Cork Street, London, was named "Guggenheim Jeune" to make the point that the work collected here was different (fresher) from that of Uncle Solomon and his prissily defined non-objectives.