Sentence examples for point of working with from inspiring English sources

"Then we made a point of working with buyers who wouldn't mind the road".

Other Arab leaders "will see no point of working with President Trump and making themselves vulnerable to criticism," he told me.

He plunged into the many details of the airline's operations to the point of working with the Federal Aviation Administration to make air traffic run more smoothly at Newark International Airport, Continental's second-largest hub after Houston.

He told me that he advises his venders on how to design simple, catchy concepts that are likely to appeal to the food-hall visitor, and makes a point of working with local upstarts over established brands.

The concerts are a sign of 21st-century programming for the Brooklyn Philharmonic, which has made a point of working with songwriters like Suzanne Vega, Laurie Anderson and Antony (of Antony and the Johnsons).

People tell us we shouldn't do business with companies like Shell and Nike, but what's the point of working with companies that are already perfect?" Mr. Ruggie, 55 and "shy" about admitting to it, has news for any corporation that thinks it can con the U.N.: "This place is a fishbowl; if I'm the head of a corporation and I want to con the world, I wouldn't do it through this vehicle".

Scott McClellan, a White House spokesman, said the response from Congress "appears to be an effort by partisan Democrats to score political points instead of working with the president to enact strong patient protections".

Even though clonal virus isolation does not suffer from the competitive selection bias of bulk cultures, a point of concern of working with cultured viruses is that the observed AA reversions may not have occurred in the recipient but during the virus isolation procedure.

He also made a point as an actor of working with challenging directors whenever he could.

Mr. Lieberman, who has made a point throughout his career of working with Republicans, has a reputation as a gentlemanly, relatively nonpartisan politician, though he won his Senate seat in Connecticut in 1988 with relentless attacks on the record of the Republican incumbent, Lowell P. Weicker Jr.

If they can't point to a history of working with the type of software you're shopping for, they probably don't have the experience to help you.