Sentence examples for one point greater from inspiring English sources

Extreme values (> 3 SDs from the mean) for normally distributed independent and confounding variables were recoded to one point greater than the highest observed nonoutlying value (Winer 1971).

At one point, that great improviser Lee Simpson was challenged somehow to express skiing, taxidermy and Welshness in a solo dance.

At one point, with great eloquence, he simply stood there and rotated his wrists so that his palms faced us.

The builders and environmentalists can agree on one point: the rules accord great discretion to the Department of Environmental Protection.

This is great".' On one point the advice was especially clear: these customers like the big Cadillac emblem emblazoned on the car like a coat of arms.

FACTUAL ERRORS -- Mr. Blair referred to Mr. Sloan's church at one point as "Historical Greater Friendship Baptist Church".

The tonnage used at one point on Rafah was so great that even the Pentagon recoiled and refused temporarily to open up its arsenal of guided bombs to replenish Israel's stock.

Still, according to one estimate, three out of four Floridians were without power at one point, and a great many will be for weeks to come.

It's like a gift, and all thanks to Sistema and Maestro [José Antonio] Abreu [the Venezuelan founder of El Sistema]." Abreu, who is now 76 and in poor health, chose Dudamel to head the Simón Bolívar orchestra, and the Dude cites him constantly, describing him at one point as "the greatest musician I have ever met".

At one point it was great.

At one point during the Great Depression, 40,000 union members marched in the streets of Chicago demanding that the government give them jobs.