Sentence examples for points of creating from inspiring English sources

As Prof. Jay Mallek lectured graduate students on the finer points of creating and reading an office budget, many students went online to Blackboard.com, a Web site that stores course materials, and grabbed the day's handouts from the ether.

"So yeah, we could never really get to the point of creating that kind of rivalry".

Van Commenee has made a point of creating a team atmosphere in which everyone feels important.

What was the point of creating environmental art, she thought, if the toxicity of the process was making her sick?

That, in turn, reduces oil imports and emissions — which was the point of creating the system in the first place.

"My dad would not understand the point of creating a lip gloss collection with five Columbia recording artists," she said.

Wagner made a point of creating songs that evoked familiar folk music, tunes that were hard to get out of your head.

He criticized her as doting on Dillon to the point of creating an "unhealthy relationship," and as instilling in him a "me and Mom against the world" attitude.

And it has hats all over the place, to the point of creating curiosity over what Mr. Cotterill's second proposed Jimm Juree book — "Granddad, There's a Head on the Beach" — will strew about.

New York State's method for financing education has shortchanged New York City to the point of creating systemic failure in its schools and depriving students of their constitutional right to a decent education, the state's highest court ruled yesterday.

If we choose to acknowledge it, we can discern that Ebola and diseases like it are the product of a global economic model that is destructive and exploitative to the point of creating serious risks to human health – from possible pandemics, but also the ongoing effects of man-made climate change.