Sentence examples for points managing from inspiring English sources

Asked to choose between Mr Cameron and Mr Miliband on a number of statements, the Prime Minister has the advantage on "the qualities needed in a leader" (a 25-point lead), "managing the economy" (23 points), "managing immigration" (16 points) and even "would be more likely to raise standards in schools" (3 per cent).

Scottie Pippen, who was held to 11 points, managed only 4 in the second half.

Maruk, who also set the Caps' single-season points record that year with 136 points, manages a furniture warehouse near Aspen, Colo., Daly reported.

Eventually, though, a few genuine points managed to slip through the waffle net.

The dictatorship has an almost unrivalled record of economic incompetence, at one point managing to make Burma, which is rich in natural resources, one of the ten poorest countries in the world.

However, the company did a great job scaling, at one point managing 13K+ writers and editors creating 5K+ pieces each day.

But the ASUS VG245H ($190) is a solid contender at a reasonable price point, managing to pack a punch where it counts.

But even Daisey, at one point, manages to spit out the words "I'm sorry".

It's like a garage!" She even, at one point, managed to introduce the concept of "fiscal drag", which is almost certainly a first for a former contestant on a primetime pop contest.

As a wireless access base station (BS), a Wi-Fi access point manages the uplink/downlink communications of mobile devices.

Ad hoc networks are also in contrast to managed wireless networks, in which a special node known as an access point manages communication among other nodes.