Sentence examples for point print from inspiring English sources

"At some point, print is going to cost more money than it is worth," he said.

At this point, print should be seen as a complement to digital, not the other way around.

As someone who spends every day with something as tiny as 12-point print on a computer screen, I empathized.

Though Mr. Castro is still legally blind, his vision has improved to the point where he can see some objects in front of him and read 12-point print.

A statistical model of the effects of print size on reading speed indicates that a change from 12 to 14 points print would increase the proportion of the population able to read fluently (i.e. > 115 words/min) from 80%to85%5%.

TIMELINE: MOCA in flux There's also Jan van Eyck's "Saint Jerome in His Study," circa 1435 (Modern Art Notes from Washington); the tin-glazed earthenware Medici-Orsini Vase, circa 1470 (Italy's Secret Places from Florence); Martin Lewis' dry-point print of toiling workers, "The Arc Welders at Night," 1937 (Bad at Sports from Chicago), and on and on.

FOR their club's big debut this semester, the cadets at the United States Air Force Academy hammered out talking points, printed fliers and hung their logo, a rainbow-colored globe, in their booth in Arnold Hall.

The numbers still point to print surpassing ebooks with alarming regularity and print is still wildly popular in Europe.

"We are at an inflection point among print, mobile and digital".

On this occasion, Ferguson has not been content to make his point in print.

I've occasionally made versions of that point in print or on radio for years.