Sentence examples for point questions from inspiring English sources

If Sanders defeated Clinton in Iowa, he would have an excellent chance of following up with another victory in the Granite State — at which point questions would be raised about Clinton's electability.

If Sanders defeated Clinton in Iowa, he would have an excellent chance of following up with another victory in the Granite State at which point questions would be raised about Clinton's electability.

After collecting the questions, the teacher answers all the clarification (muddy point) questions and then addresses all the exploratory questions.

It is standard practice in metric fixed point theory to reduce fixed point questions for mappings defined on unbounded sets to the bounded case.

(On the intelligence failures point, questions certainly need to be asked, given that French and Belgian intelligence agencies apparently knew about the jihadi backgrounds of perpetrators of the Paris attacks. Yet weren't, apparently, targeting them closely enough to prevent Saturday's attack. And all this despite France having hugely draconian counter-terrorism digital surveillance laws…).

Hughley asked intriguing and on point questions to each of his guests, showing that he had given thought and done research in preparation for the interviews.

One point questioned by Mr. Schmidt requires clarification.

Yet Archbishop Parolin avoided public rows with the mercurial demagogue, who at one point questioned the need for Venezuela and the Holy See to exchange ambassadors.

Indeed, she had at one point questioned why a State Department staffer used his private email to conduct official business.

The 'cut-off point' question was whether the creation of SGTES had generated or influenced changes in the departments surveyed (question 17).

Empathize with them but always come back to the point, question, or order.