I highlight her words only because they're integral to a much larger point: Our unemployment today is not only because of the financial crisis.
Zaarly's pivot highlights a much larger point, which is that marketplaces take a lot of time and effort to build.
So while I agree with Charles Cooper that Apple may sometimes get more press, and more compliant press, than they "should," I think he and others miss the (much) larger point: Apple, and Steve Jobs, stoke our imagination in a way that no other technology company has ever done.
There's also a much larger point here.
But everyone missed a much larger point of ridicule.
This points to a much larger point for US-Middle East strategy.
A road link across the delta would damage these interests, and Mr Li would be happiest without it, even though he claims to oppose not the bridge as such, but only government incentives that favour his rivals.Almost lost in the noise of the debate are two much larger points.
They added that the costs associated with other constitutional rights are much larger, pointing to, for instance, the Supreme Court's decision in 1963 in Gideon v. Wainwright, which said that poor people accused of serious crimes are entitled to court-appointed lawyers.
However, this drop-off is from a much larger starting point, as can be seen by comparing the intercepts on the y-axis in, e.g., Figures 2(a) and 6(a), i.e., the single similarity measure and 25 reference structures in the GF search identify a notably larger number of molecules than the 25 similarity measures and single reference structure in the SF search.
Perhaps the final make-up of the front four doesn't matter all that much; the larger point is that between Leckie, Taggart, Halloran, Tommy Oar, Mat Ryan, and Jason Davidson, all players in their early 20s, the nucleus of the Socceroos' next generation is already clear.
Among White Democrats with high scores on the Index, Senator Obama led Senator McCain by only 18 points (51 to 33) while Senator Clinton maintained a much larger 59-point lead (78 to 18).
