Sentence examples for points of a case from inspiring English sources

Danielle Tarantolo, another former clerk, said that Sotomayor has an unusual ability to isolate the "pressure points" of a case.

His biographer, Evans, does not believe that the argument in the Creole cases represented Benjamin's personal view; rather, he was an advocate for his clients in an era when it was usual to write dramatically to distract attention from the weaker points of a case.

The plant manager from Brentwood also came by the hospital, Mr. Richmond said, and together they talked through the events of his probable exposure -- all of which pointed to a case of simple bad luck.

At the time, the New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said that the charges pointed to "a case of the equipment manager leading the National League in steals".

These findings point to a case of sympatric ecological speciation under divergent selection within An. gambiae (Diabaté et al. 2008; Costantini et al. 2009).

"What's the point of making a case?" said Michael Naidus, a "Late Late Show" producer.

Recently evidence against On Leong and Eddie Chan became the starting point of a federal case, a racketeering indictment handed down last summer against On Leong.

That is, after all, the point of a pencil case.

I illustrate these points with a case study of community forestry groups in South Asia, whose epistemic powers have been hobbled by their suppression of women's participation.

From an epidemiological point of view, a case-control design could have been chosen.

The revised drug protocol, including midazolam, is the focal point of an Oklahoma case the Supreme Court agreed last week to consider.