Sentence examples for point that much from inspiring English sources

This oddity is at least softened by the point that much skepticism in the Enlightenment is merely methodological, a tool meant to serve science, rather than a philosophical position embraced on its own account.

It is on the last point that much effort is now being expended, he said.

Chuck makes a very good point that much of the weakness in the economy is in sectors where interest rate policy is not particularly effective.

However, aerobraking has matured to the point that much of the daily operation could potentially be performed autonomously onboard the spacecraft, thereby reducing the required ground support and attendant aerobraking related costs.

The Phillips Report into the BSE crisis made the fundamental point that much of the scientific advice to government at that time was characterised by acquiescence and an unwillingness to stand up to political pressure.

The news is incredibly jarring, to the point that much else I could say escapes me.

"I felt it was my duty to point that out, much to their dismay and disagreement.

Contas Abertas, a public-spending watchdog, points out that much of its budget for demarcation studies regularly goes unspent.

Crowley points out that much of the game's success rests on the longevity of Pokémon itself.

Assuming that the odds of an overtime win are 50-50, are the odds of a 2-point conversion that much worse?

AT&T points out that much of the talent that built those companies has stayed on.