Sentence examples for point of reporting from inspiring English sources

Gronvall noted that the military had made a point of reporting the incident.

But in its earnings release, the company made a point of reporting its profits with and without Chase Capital Partners.

Judy Bruner, the company's chief financial officer, said in an interview yesterday that the company expected revenue to continue rising quickly, but that it was possible profits would fall for a few quarters, perhaps to the point of reporting losses, as the company spends money for improved marketing and to expand the uses of its products.

Player payments in the four leagues below will be outlawed, to the point of reporting any under-the-counter payments to players to HMRC.

They've even stooped to the point of reporting an untrue story.

There have been so many incidents where people just walking down the road here get screamed at, whether it's, 'Free Palestine', 'Heil Hitler', 'child killers' – all kinds of unpleasant words thrown at people going about their daily business, but so many people just don't see the point of reporting it".

However, in most cases, the starting point of reported analysis would be a single clone library or a pyrosequencing dataset derived from a single PCR reaction [37], [46], [47].

People return to a set-point of (reported) subjective wellbeing (Brickman & Campbell 1971).

Swisher has been on campus this week teaching master classes, exposing students to the finer points of reporting, including techniques for handling adversarial interviews.

My point is that these subtleties of reporting matter too.

Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp and YouTube are reportedly blocked or at least being throttled to the point of inaccessibility, reported Turkey Blocks.