Sentence examples for points of daylight from inspiring English sources

With the Fed's overnight rate at just 1% and the ten-year-note yield at around 4.5%, there are roughly 3.5 percentage points of daylight between long and short rates, the biggest differential on record.

He makes clear how a political economy "of mass dispossession, of predatory practices to the point of daylight robbery, particularly of the poor and the vulnerable, the unsophisticated and the legally unprotected, has become the order of the day".

That's the point of daylight saving -- to pretend you're beating the clock and besting nature while you sit on a still-sunny beach at 8 00 p.m. in the middle of July.

At this point, the first signs of daylight began to appear.

Automated blinds need to be controlled to maximize benefits of daylight in the point of occupant comfort and energy consumption.

Scroll down a bit here and you can see that rate represented graphically, alongside field goals of varying lengths: there isn't a whole lot of daylight between the extra-point rate and the 100% bar.

Shooting into end-of-daylight, you will get extreme color.

She pointed to a patch of rubble with a glimmer of daylight coming through it — we could hear the low rumbling of trucks outside — then to cracks and gaps in the other walls.

After a couple of years of working to the point of not seeing daylight through the winter, we decided to change our approach and offer just the things that we were really good at and, crucially, enjoyed.

"Sunday's result gives England a bit of daylight with the other five sides on two points each with three matches to play.

"It's going to be a source of daylight comparable to the moon - but a point source," he told the BBC.