Sentence examples for points of the key from inspiring English sources

Wall Street investors also joined in the party, pushing the Dow Jones Industrial Average within 12 points of the key 10,000 barrier by the time London closed, the first time this level has been in reach since October 2008.

On the iPhone you can slide to the point of the key bit of information you missed.

Other metals like steel might be harder to make, because of the much higher melting point of the key steel ingredient iron.

At the entry point of the key to dragonflies & damselflies the user is asked to make an initial choice between these two groups (Lung et al. 2001).

The 6.5 percentage-point rise of the key rate to 17% is a desperate measure.

The case of corn points up one of the key features of the modern diet: a shift toward increasingly refined foods, especially carbohydrates.

The European Commission [1] has pointed out several of the key challenges of urban logistics: 1.

Likewise, it is important to point out some of the key limitations of general population surveys.

At all the turning points – all the key steps of the Third Reich – he's there.

Edmundson gives you the key points of the book but not what Henry James called the "thickness" of great fiction.

Here are the key points of the updated debt sustainability analysis, which takes into account the events of recent weeks.