Sentence examples similar to points of values from inspiring English sources

One of the main points of value about 'The Blizzard' will be the fact that every citizen may obtain a copy, directly the paper is published.

It will also be assigned the revenues of the first ten percentage points of value-added tax and oversee around £2.5 billion, or about 15%, of welfare spending.

Shares in the company rose 16 percent on Monday, to $2.69, while several classes of its bonds gained as much as six percentage points of value.

In the early days, it's important to focus on the "quick wins" — the immediate points of value that can be realized without substantial effort.

According to Walkley, Samsung gained 11 points of value share thanks largely in part to the Android Galaxy S II, while RIM and Nokia continued to slip.

Sessions said they were "looking" at the memos that set out enforcement priorities, which he said had some points of value.

Sessions has said the memo has some points of value, but his history of vocal opposition to marijuana, and his more recent vague or ominous statements about the drug, have led to skepticism among marijuana advocates.

What matters about policy positions staked out by parties and the themes of election campaigns is that they should be proof-points of values.

Biases are defined as the glucose laboratory value minus point-of-care value.

Make a point of valuing character over appearance, in both the people you know and in your daughter.

On a point of value, Preston look overpriced to go up at 11-5 with Bet Direct considering they beat the Hammers twice in the regular season.