Sentence examples for mostly on point from inspiring English sources

Your editorial regarding the tremendous flaws in the Medicare physician payment system is mostly on point, but doesn't address the major problem.

The choreography is both relentlessly heterosexual (women can occasionally partner men, but same-sex couples are nowhere to be glimpsed) and generally sexist (women are mostly on point or in high heels).

In giving Smith the technique to succeed, Harbaugh has also managed to slow down the game for him to the point that Smith's decision making — highly questionable at times throughout his career — has been mostly on point this season.

My vocab and my grammar was mostly on point, and I had studied the differences in Portuguese and Spanish pronunciation – for example, I knew that my aunty's home city wasn't pronounced "beh-lo or-ee-son-teh" as it would be in Latin American Spanish but more like "beh-loo or-ee-zonch ee)" – sor-ee-zonch eeght that my accent wor-ee-zonch ee that people would soruggle to understand me.

Turns out we were mostly on point.

(I was mostly on-point with my calls, though there were a couple of surprises in there).

Southwest is in a different business from United, and its model is infuriatingly simple: it flies a single aircraft type, greatly reducing the cost of training pilots and mechanics, with no frills or first class, mostly on point-to-point routes and usually from secondary, less congested airports.

It should provide a full airing of the issues raised by Mr. Spitzer and Mr. Cuomo, which focus mostly on Indian Point's vulnerability to terrorist attack, its record of leaks, accidents and environmental damage and its status as the nuclear plant with more neighbors than any other in the country — 20 million people within 50 miles, in a region where mass evacuations might be all but impossible.

(BRONZE) The Taste The newcomer to the group slips onto the podium with Bronze mostly on effort points.

Even in traditional proofs, reviewers rarely check every step, instead focusing mostly on the major points.

Outright changes of mind, however, are relatively rare and mostly on relatively minor points.