Sentence examples for one point needs from inspiring English sources

But one point needs clarification.

Mr. Farina plays Joe May, who at one point needs to find some money to repay his patron, Lenny, the kind of guy who could wear six watches, all of them for sale.

One point needs to be addressed is that the heating rate needs to be strictly controlled during the tests.

And do it she did, beating the Austrian with a solitary yuko to gain the one point needed to get on to the podium.The gold was won by Japan's Haruka Tachimoto and the silver by Alvear.

One point needing to be mentioned is that the CEFR places great emphasis on language as a means of communication, and consequently puts language functions in a central position.

With only one point needed to guarantee their place in next summer's finals, realistically the only doubt surrounds when and not if Wales create history.

Conversely, the negative impression (n > 3) included just one point: needed more time to conduct the experiments (n = 4).

Here, one point needed to be stressed is that supporting learners with the process of building knowledge structure is not the focus of our research, as it requires considerations such as the attitudes, skills, and competences of the learners as well as reflection and self-construction which will be considered in our future work.

But, however the responsibility is apportioned, most people agree on one point: the need to retrain displaced workers.

In Washington, there is now widespread agreement on one point: the need for a new American approach to Iraq.

There was general agreement on one point: the need for further laboratory research, epidemiology and rigorously controlled clinical studies to better define the complications and find counter measures.