Sentence examples for points of running from inspiring English sources

The facts that he had no coaching pedigree and little understanding of the finer points of running an elite team were swept aside.

The idea is that people who are adept at building a product, and connecting with a customer base, might know little to nothing about the finer points of running an online commerce business, or handling the storage and shipment of their goods.

What's the point of running?

Howard Dean, the party chairman, made a point of running a 50-state strategy in 2006.

The point of running the race at night was not, however, to provide a beautiful backdrop of glittering skyscrapers.

The sustainability is the key; half the point of running the ball is controlling tempo and flow.

She stepped on a garter snake while running through grass, so she makes a point of running exclusively on concrete or asphalt.

The 30-second spot is the first negative ad released by Mr. Akin, who made a point of running only positive ads during the Republican primary race.

The point of running applications designed and built around a single shared database is to provide a single place where managers can easily find and access accurate up-to-date information about the state of their business.

Diplomats say the talks are meant to "go the extra mile" but, as Mr Surroi asks, once you have already done a marathon, what is the point of running an extra mile?

What's the point of running the spots if no one's going to hear them?" Beth Bronfman, LBL's chief executive, agreed that a double-standard existed when marketing some products to women.