Sentence examples for point of assuring from inspiring English sources
In her address to the Democratic National Convention this past July, Clinton made a point of assuring people that she wasn't planning on taking away their guns (an assurance that goes hand-in-glove with any discussion of gun control).
Apple made a point of assuring its audience of developers and users that macOS and iOS are not merging, as has long been rumored.
The organizers of the "Second Amendment March," near the Washington Monument in Washington, and the armed "Restore the Constitution Rally" make a point of assuring us that they don't intend to use their events as a springboard to a violent assault on the U.S., Government.
The high prevalence/incidence of type 2 diabetes and its substantive effects on quality of life, social impact, and economic costs point to the importance of assuring that this disease is screened, diagnosed and managed expeditiously and effectively.
Mr. Girling also pointed to the benefit of assuring access to a stable fuel source for years to come.
Tottenham enjoyed the plus point of an assured first start from the 19-year-old midfielder, Dele Alli.
"I also realise all civilised nations of the world recognise that cyber warfare will escalate to the point of mutually assured destruction," he said.
It did, however, do its due diligence, investigating the cause of the phone's battery issues, publicly apologizing and instituting an eight-point safety check in hopes of assuring that it wouldn't ever repeat its mistakes again.
For this reason, the pressing need of assuring metrological traceability of pCO2 measurement results has been recognized and pointed out by the oceanographic community.
Tortuous though this may seem, what the government does not want to admit is that a minister was wrong on a point of fact when assuring parliament there was no cover-up.
"How products store, manage and secure keys and passwords is the most common failure point in assuring data protection," Chester Wisniewski of Sophos points out.
