Sentence examples for more than points from inspiring English sources

As the website Things Apple is Worth More Than points out, the company's market capitalisation exceeds the gross domestic product of Singapore, the value of gold held at the New York Federal Reserve, the largest bullion store in the world, and the value of the worldwide illegal drugs trade.

Marbury's improvement is about more than points.

It was an afternoon that cost more than points.

These were no more than points for discussion and may not appear in this form when the draft guidelines are published.

Another distinguishing feature of stratificational grammar, in its later development at least, is its description of linguistic structure in terms of a network of relationships, rather than by means of a system of rules; linguistic units are said to be nothing more than points, or positions, in the relational network.

Developers who upload their own games get more than points.

To some, the incident did nothing more than point to a lack of political savvy.

These days the service is so much more than pointing wet stuff at burning stuff.

In particular, the cut-off frequencies are distinctly different and area pressures are attenuated more than point pressures.

The solution requires more than pointing to a policy decree and saying, "Do that".

Nothing annoys academics more than pointing out how little time they actually spend teaching students.