Sentence examples for points answer from inspiring English sources

My recent piece on the scandals of prisons and American incarceration has received so much reaction that I thought I might take advantage of the magazine's Web presence to clarify some points, answer some mail, bring up a few books, and generally address a few arguments that I didn't manage to fit into the essay proper, printed, as it was, in … print.

By Adam Gopnik February 6 , 2012My recent piece on the scandals of prisons and American incarceration has received so much reaction that I thought I might take advantage of the magazine's Web presence to clarify some points, answer some mail, bring up a few books, and generally address a few arguments that I didn't manage to fit into the essay proper, printed, as it was, in … print.

Debrief: At the end of the list, a discussion to identify good and learning points, answer questions from team members, promote learning and development of the team and discuss any incidents and identify prevention strategies.

But Horry (20 points) answered with one of his four 3-pointers.

Europep evaluates medical care with 23 questions and a five-point answer scale ranging from poor to excellent.

Please see a point-by point answer below Major points: P5 "Next, a case study is presented starting with the network from disease nodes as an example".

(This variable we named "overall") The four point answer scale was dichotomized into satisfied ('very satisfied' and 'satisfied') and unsatisfied responses('dissatisfied' and 'very dissatisfied').

In total, five questions will be included such as 'Does your mother smoke?' with a five point answer scale ranging from 'often' to 'never'never

KIDSCREEN items use 5-point answer categories to assess either the frequency (never-seldom-sometimes-often-always) or intensity (not at all-slightly-moderately-very-extremely).

Therefore a 7-point answer scale was used which ranged from "-3" (= of no importance/very poorly implemented) to "+3" (very important/very well implemented).

"And we expect, at some point, answers".