Sentence examples for most on point from inspiring English sources

We thought about including all of those people at one point or another, but in the end I felt Hansen was most on point for the Germany conundrum.

For citizens of non-DAPT states, perhaps Ralph Nader's characterization of the Chevrolet Corvair is the most on point: "Unsafe at any speed".

The Chicago Defender was perhaps most on-point, with its banner headline: "Jackie Robinson Opens Door... Makes History".

How, then, did the editors determine which cases were most on-point in interpreting a given statutory section, that is, which were most relevant?

Once you have found the most on-point cases, you know that you need to read them deeply and carefully in order to follow and understand the arguments.

But it wasn't always dandelions and roses for the most on-point rapper north of the Mississippi.

To remind you of how great single life can be, we've rounded up some of the most on-point things celebrities have ever said about being single.

There was a time in British dance culture when the most on-point night club fashion statement you could make was denim overalls and a dust mask.

Researchers have been searching for a highly thermal stable mutant for many years, but most focus on point mutations of one or few nitrogenous bases.

The cases most directly on point are Diehr and Flook, two cases in which the Court reached opposite conclusions about the patent eligibility of processes that embodied the equivalent of natural laws.

But, however the responsibility is apportioned, most people agree on one point: the need to retrain displaced workers.