Sentence examples for more real point from inspiring English sources

His early runway designs actually recognized a more real point about Britishness: that to be natural was to be cool.

The same apodization and zero-filling were applied to the indirect dimension after linear prediction of 30% more real points.

Mr. Steremberg said he believed that his company's network would lead to more accurate forecasts because there would be more real data points to verify predictions.

But her real point was, more mundanely, the refusal of more than three Republicans to support a bill she had sponsored that would have allowed student debtors to refinance their loans at forgiving rates.

Wealthy readers often own two or three homes and wonder what's the point of owning more real estate?

The real point is how many more young people now take part in sport.

The real point is this is going to mean more overtime for more workers for less pay.

Those points aren't just for high scores the more points players accumulate collectively, the more real dollars Microsoft will donate to disaster-relief agencies.

This might also lead to more real-time data points on ISIS defectors returning to the US - who are they, why did they defect and what can they tell us about their experience in Syria or Iraq?

Nothing rings more real than sharing the stories that mark turning points in your life.

And to view this as sort of a tipping point where it all became much more real".