Sentence examples for point on what from inspiring English sources

We also note that the present study explores only one initial point on what is likely to be a complex efficiency landscape.

Franklin & Bash In this new episode the firm's newest attorney (Toni Trucks) takes point on what should be a by-the-numbers divorce case, not realizing that one of the parties is a plastic surgeon (Willie Garson) who has been paying a hefty fee to sublet space at the firm offices.

But beyond that, it is hard to get a good reading at this point on what the public views as acceptable and what it rejects as exploitation.

David Cole, the chairman of the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor, Mich., put a fine point on what lies ahead.

Phillips said he had got on well with Farage during the interview and they had a good conversation, but he declined to elaborate at this point on what he thought of the Ukip leader's position.

Concerns about Mr. Gore's overzealous money-raising, coming in the midst of a fund-raising swing, put an especially fine point on what Mr. Gore likes to call the "irony" of his situation.

Casspi scored 18 points on what the Knicks dubbed Jewish Heritage Night.

Here are a couple of his points on what he calls "the myth of cheap, abundant coal": While there is a lot of coal geologically, and a fair amount of coal close enough to either ports or load-centers so that it is cheap at the power plant, there is not enough of this accessible, cheap coal to meet growing demand in Asia.

Sawtooth had some key points on what [we believed] a distributed ledger needed," he said.

Perhaps most critically, crowdsourcing provided hundreds of thousands of data points on what Haitians most needed after the earthquake.

Investors must also publish information that explains the rationale they use for trading and must score at least 140 points on what kaChing calls its "investing IQ" scale.