Sentence examples for must a point from inspiring English sources

A common phrase that was used to describe the new testing model was "it is a must", a point noted by both female and male respondents: "I was not tested at a VCT centre, but at that place for women (ANC clinic).

On the other hand, there must come a point in the discussion of soccer in the United States when the training wheels must be removed.

Both school districts and child welfare agencies must have reciprocal points of contact for students in foster care, and both systems must have a point of contact for them at the state level.

There must come a point where plants can no longer be sardined any closer together, stalk crushed against stalk.

Johnson concedes that there must come a point when the performance of any leader needs an unsentimental audit.

And there must come a point when participation rates get so low and unrepresentative that no amount of rinsing can clean up the data.

Then for, there must exist a point such that.

"Nonetheless, there must be a point when these problems, however they have arisen, are tackled.

So there must be a point ξ ∈ [ 0, T ] such that x i ≤ M. (3.7).

David Flitcroft's side must grab a point or win against Huddersfield to stand a chance of securing safety.

Therefore, there must be a point (Binoverline{A_{0}A_{1}^) such that (f(B =0) (see Figure 3(b)).