Sentence examples for points and issues from inspiring English sources

Though primarily intended to criticize Kohlberg's approach as exclusively masculinist, Gilligan's book unwittingly raised many points and issues that are reflected in virtue ethics.

Taking notes of the key points and issues gives you enough to have an opinion and so score points at interview.

Also, "he is able to take complex scientific material, to analyze, distil, and refine it in order to explain and discuss, in very clear terms, the main points and issues involved".

Like a doctor, you have to diagnose the problem and understand the pain points and issues.

Druckmann shrugs his shoulders at new hires who try to author comprehensive memos detailing far-off plot points and issues.

There are many points and issues to this argument, and while both have great significance, it is an issue that we need to continue talking about however complicated it may be.

I worry that she places more emphasis on traditional diplomacy as an antidote to South Asia's troubles — demarcating the Durand Line, an issue she has emphasized, is pretty well beside the point, and issues like Kashmir are symbolically potent but not first-order business, IMHO — but she is far more knowledgeable about the granular players and issues than any of her competitors.

He says the laboratory used by Diaz's team conceded the point, and issued a supplemental report that agreed with D'Lites' own nutritional claims.

A follow-up article will specifically address issues related to comparison processes, decision points and organisational issues regarding forensic intelligence (part II).

So perhaps the concept that Mr. Schacht is allowing optics -- style points and respect issues -- to determine the future of his company is difficult to accept.

Trial design, end points, and regulatory issues will be discussed in the second part of the article.