Sentence examples for point of listing from inspiring English sources

It made a point of listing its recent acquisitions, prompting the City to speculate that more could be on the way.

"The point of listing these corals as endangered or threatened is giving them the kind of safety net that they need so that we have corals into the future".

He said: "The historic associations of a building have to be considered, particularly where a listed building is concerned, otherwise what is the point of listing them in the first place?

He loved to tell the story of how, at a dinner party in a Latin American country, he struggled to track down the telephone number of a fellow-academic: "I asked whether there might be a chance that X would be listed in the telephone directory; this suggestion was shrugged off with the remark that the directory makes a point of listing only people who have either emigrated or died. . . .

(It's not a typo: Rahn has two academic titles, and Germans make a point of listing all of their qualifications before their names).

Catherine Croft, director of the Twentieth Century Society, argues that the point of listing is not to preserve a building at all costs, but "to tip the scales in favour of a more imaginative approach".

Perhaps lists like "10 Women Artists Who Are Better Than Banksy" aren't leading an educational revolution, but the point of lists like "14 Women Artists Who've Changed The Way We Think About Design" is to raise visibility for the female figures who are otherwise being ignored.

Of the various points of recommendations listed in the 2000 IHS guidelines some are optional and some only apply to special types of trials.

Be sure to address the major points of analysis (listed above in Part 1).

The point of this list is that whenever you feel an urge to go back to deviantART, use this list as a determent.

It's not the point of the list".