Sentence examples for more relevant points from inspiring English sources

Old Chinese has two more relevant points of articulation, or sound-producing positions of the mouth, than Proto-Tibeto-Burman: palatal (in which the tongue blade touches the palate) and retroflex (in which the tip of the tongue is curled upward toward the palate).

Instead, they comment on minor points, often with uneducated criticisms, and fail to do an interesting review of the far more relevant points I am tackling.

It is also bothersome that Hagel couldn't bring the conversation around to focus on more relevant points.

Secondly, the crude relationship between dengue incidence and climatic variables shows that modification of the weather does not necessarily affect dengue epidemics while the use of SARIMA modelling, which is more relevant, points out a significant effect of these variables.

That's a much more relevant point that immigrants taking our jobs away.

Interestingly, he raised questions about it being a denial of press freedom (a more relevant point than might appear immediately obvious).

While Cooper was fretting about keeping mistresses from having babies, Judge Anthony Kennedy made the more relevant point about the role that children play in this case.

"The more relevant point is that it's hard to imagine President Trump wanting to make this into a significant issue," Bremmer added, pointing to Trump's dismissal last year of alleged Kremlin-directed killings of dissidents and journalists.

"I haven't always been easy on you guys," he said in scatter-gun reference to fans, journalists and opponents, the latter of whom have felt the more relevant point of his sword on court, "but I have loved every minute of it".

In this race, however, the more relevant point is that Mr. Blair makes the most convincing case for his ability to attract jobs and spur economic vitality in a county of 1.1 million people whose prospects look shaky, despite a national and regional economic boom.

The more relevant point though is that business confidence is unlikely to improve much from here.