Sentence examples for point of building from inspiring English sources

Peter Barca, the leader of the minority Democratic group in the Wisconsin assembly, told the Guardian that unlike most governors he had observed who made a point of building support over time, "this governor makes very little effort to try and build broader support.

What's the point of building a million new homes if they're not fit to live in?

The real point of building a movement is to provide a countervailing power to the fossil-fuel industry.

But that was the whole point of "building Europe," so that national weight wouldn't be the prime factor.

Having built relationships with choral composers around the country, Ms. Longstreth has made a point of building smart thematic programs around their work.

Richard D'Oyly Carte Ron Cookk), on the point of building the Savoy Hotel with profits from the Savoy Operas, fears that his two golden geese might split up.

Indeed, extracting settlements is one of the points of building a fearsome reputation through a few wins in court.

They cut those pieces into oven-ready roasts and steaks, ground the leftovers, then learned the finer points of building a smoky fire and spacing the meats and links for optimum airflow.

The iRobot co-founder and former MIT CSAIL director also discusses the pain points of building a robotics startup and the ethics of autonomous vehicles.

Hojun's book explaining the finer points of building your own unscientific love satellite.

But what is the point, Baobab asked, of building a big new stadium if Arsenal cannot challenge for trophies?