Sentence examples for necessary point from inspiring English sources

He insists it's a necessary point to get to, but admits it's confusing.

Even some of those on the Council who concede that reform is necessary point out that change risks tightening the grip of the professional game on the FA.

Stephanie Flanders's sudden departure from the BBC's economics editorship to become JP's "chief market strategist, UK and Europe" makes a necessary point and raises a vexing problem.

Sorry that I found this a bit late, but I think it's a necessary point: stop comparing Barack Obama to JFK, blogs George Packer.

His philosophy of mathematics contains deep insights and remains a useful and necessary point of departure for anyone seriously studying or working in the field.

"We have reached a difficult but necessary point in the ongoing search where we must transition from search-and-rescue operations to search-and-recovery operations," General Wurster said.

But where were the next, necessary, points coming from?

STATE REQUIREMENTS MET Woman Makes Up Necessary Points While Injunction Restrains Board of Education From Ousting Her.

It seems to me that their visualizations make two of three necessary points.

"If we play like that today, I'm sure we'll get the necessary points," said Carvalhal, a little optimistically.

But Bournemouth demonstrated that acquiring the necessary points will not be quite the breeze it appears for Hodgson's side.