Sentence examples for point number two from inspiring English sources

Point number two is the question of what does a Realist theory of international politics have to say about terrorists?

When David Cameron was putting the coalition together, he said, 'Let's start with what we agree on.' And this was point number two".

Point number two, you know, when we do prop like this, stack it up and you repeat 2,400 pages, et cetera, you know, the truth of the matter is -- is that health care's very complicated.

Point number two is related: the body has evolved but also cultural evolution and natural selection is overwhelming, and the result is a mismatch, we get all kinds of new diseases that we didn't used to get.

Point number two: Both under our estimates and under the CBO estimates, both the most conservative estimates out there, we drive down the deficit over the first five years of our budget.

Point number two, the reason we've got such vigorous sanctions is because I and my administration put in place when I came into office the international structure to have the most effective sanctions ever.

So that's point number one.

This is directly related to point number one.

"Granted Madonna has adopted two children from Malawi," point number three reads of an excoriating 11-point statement attacking on the singer.

No matter, Bartoli splatters a backhand into the net and it's break point number three and, finally, something worth getting excited about, a frankly outrageous backhand winner down the line from Stephens.

That's because midway through writing point number five – something deep about intersectional fourth-wave feminism – I was struck by the biggest lesson of all: I have, in truth, learned absolutely nothing from Love Island.