Sentence examples for point about how to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jacobson transforms my point about how to encourage reporting into an assertion about a lack of compassion.

"What we have is a difference in opinion at this point about how to move forward in order to accomplish a shared goal, and we're trying to work that out," Mr. Miller said.

This important point about how to best understand reliability, however, will not affect the point just made concerning reliable process theories and externalism regarding justification.

I use George Bush vs. Al Gore as allegory and I've been using it with entrepreneurs for years to sink in a simple point about how to communicate with the market.

A series of events—some highly publicized, others much less noticed came together to make a powerful point about how to increase protection for the hundreds of thousands of students, postdocs, and lab workers placed at risk by lax safety standards in many of the nation's academic labs.  .

(With its fine points about how to remove brain residue from walls and rugs and a plot point about suicide by suppository-bomb on a waterbed, this breakthrough book has attracted Stephen King as its biggest fan).

Brokers were also supplied with "talking points" about how to respond to customers who complained or threatened to pull their accounts.

While the academic debate about the dozens of species concepts will undoubtedly continue (although they are perhaps winding down [Hey 2006]), the author focuses on the historical processes causing speciation, rather than arcane points about how to define a species.

While conservatives are entitled to craft their own political talking points about how to treat arrested jihadist suspects, to paraphrase the late Senator Daniel Moynihan's riposte against an opponent, in doing so they are not entitled to make up their own facts or their own Miranda rules.

Thus, CSR has become a noticeable issue in the management literature, not only from a theoretical point of view, but also from empirical methods' point of view about how to measure CSR activities (McWilliams et al. 2006; Dobers 2009; Nejati and Ghasemi 2012).

Or is there something deeper brewing here: a strong point of view about how to live in the world.