Sentence examples for points designed from inspiring English sources

Democrats have characterized the memo as misleading talking points designed to smear the FBI.

Replacing lager-loutishness with existentialism and port, this is cerebral guitar pop garnished with a smattering of smart reference points, designed to reward careful listeners.

Fake access points designed to mimic the name of a hotel's network have also been known to fool users and snag personal information.

A significant variation in adsorption capacity (6.4 to 12.5 mg/g) was observed for the experimental points designed.

"Eyewitness," which recounts Mr. Gergen's experiences working with Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, is at once a hypocritical mea culpa and a series of talking points designed to insure the author's reputation as the insider's insider.

The similarity of language used by the three Republicans grandees suggested they were adhering to a script of talking points designed to support Christie after the worst week in his political career.

Next week, I'll address two main points: designing modern news products, and ideas on how to make (some) money with this enthralling venture.

The Powell Doctrine is really about applying leverage only when it matters - at a decisive point, or tipping point designed to maximize chances of success.

The Trump building was at one point designed to be 2,000 feet, but it was scaled down for economic and safety reasons after the Sept. 11 attacks.

Naturally, Matthews interrupts her to make some barely related point designed to set up a Daily Show clip from many, many years ago.

At the rural sites, the Upazila (sub-district) Health Complex (UHC) is a fixed service-delivery point designed to provide first-level referral services to the people.