Sentence examples for point of introducing from inspiring English sources

So what's the point of introducing it?

I've made a point of introducing myself often, but it doesn't always stick.

In any event, the point of introducing a bill, Mr. Oddo said, was not necessarily passage.

Mr. Gore also made a point of introducing his campaign manager, Donna Brazile, who is black.

"The whole point of introducing fees originally was to increase the flow of cash," he said.

I'm a friendly person, and not rude, so I did make a point of introducing myself.

From Boydy's point of view, introducing him later on in the game might help him.

With all that and more, wouldn't Los Angeles be served better by a biennial with a broader point of view, introducing us to important and cutting edge art from around the country, or even beyond?

However, from a cost/efficiency point of view, introducing it as a first step to extract and concentrate the protein of interest from the fermentation broth would be advantageous, since it can be performed inexpensively on very large volumes.

Post-treatments offer means of introducing point or incoherent line sources.

All the results of this study point to the necessity of introducing new criteria besides parsimony in the model for an optimal reconciliation.