Sentence examples for needed a point of from inspiring English sources
"The ball needed a point of view," said Eddie Bender, of Spalding, the XFL's first licensee.
He needed a point of separation.
DeGeneres and everyone else knew the show "desperately needed a point of view," she later admitted during an interview with Time.
Some within the entertainment industry assumed that the coming out was simply a ratings stunt, to which DeGeneres responded, "I did it selfishly for myself and because I thought it was a great thing for the show, which desperately needed a point of view".
Unless you're starting an old-fashioned diner that runs on grease-stained order slips, you'll also need a point-of-sale system to collect money and manage the floor and the kitchen.
Every storefront needs a point-of-sale system to manage and track sales and inventory, but traditionally those systems have required a heavy upfront investment in proprietary systems with outdated software.
Reading only needed a point to move out of the bottom three and above relegation rivals Wigan and Aston Villa.
As an audience you need a point of identification with a humanitarian crisis.
You need a point of reference for the world you're living in.
To force his way into the World Cup squad then, Ashton needs a point of difference.
If there is something in our society that clearly needs to be fixed or healed or resolved, that resolution needs a point of origin.
