Sentence examples for point that translates from inspiring English sources

At one penny a point, that translates into about $63 in annual rewards.

From that point on, Quirky forks over 30percentt of the profits to its community: the originator gets the lion's share, and those who offered helpful suggestions earn "influence" points that translate into some sliver of the pie.

WeReward: This iPhone and Android app allows you to complete small tasks (ex. taking a photo of yourself with your favorite beverage or eating at a new establishment) for points that translate to cash.

"It's one thing to have our scouts provide that information, but at some point that has to translate and be applied in the game," said John Farrell, the Red Sox pitching coach.

Every brand that is looking to go beyond what it is currently known for, regardless of the mechanism it intends to use, needs an expansion point -- a pivotal characteristic that translates powerfully from one product variant to another, or from one sector to another -- to give consumers even more of what they want from the brand.

* Boys' basketball: The Wildcats finished 19-9 for a.678 winning percentage (and that translates to 6.8 points in the scoring scale); they won the Orange League title (earning 10 points), but got no points for the playoffs because they did not reach at least the quarterfinals.

That translates to 11,166 points or a very impressive 72percentt gain.

That translates into 500-1,000 pointhein the Dow (at current levels).

That translates to a three-and-a-half point advantage in the point spread, similar to the actual Las Vegas odds.

That translates to a 19 percentage point lead for Republicans among the oldest Americans.

That translates to a plus-13 point differential in the paint.