Sentence examples for points on index from inspiring English sources

The story designers scribbled the plot points on index cards arranged on a cork board.

In the immortal words of Jay-Z, "What more can I say?" I guess I could say that it looks like there are two attachment points on the index finger, one on the back of the hand, and one somewhere I can't see.

India got a head start, going up a walloping 24 points on our index this year, by far the biggest one-year gain.

The first chart below shows that the economic performance of the 11 two-term presidents worsens by some 4.2 points on our index in their second terms compared with their first.

He nodded, and twisted one hand in the air: "Between 50 and 70%." Transparency International last year reported that Vietnam is perceived to be one of the most corrupt countries in the world, doing worse than 118 others and scoring only 31 out of a possible 100 good points on its index.

CORRECTION: Darden Restaurants received the full 100 points on the index for the first time last year, rather than this year.

Darden Restaurants, a Florida-based restaurant company that owns brands including Red Lobster and Olive Garden, received the full 100 points on the index last year for the first time.

The difference between groups of 8.4 points on the index (with intention to treat analysis) at two year follow-up, however, was smaller than the difference of 10 points that the study was designed to detect.

Those recording ethnic group as North African or Middle Eastern showed a change of less than one index point on the Roland Morris questionnaire and 2.7 points on the SF-36.

The former would receive 2 points associated with healthy behaviours whereas the later would receive only 1 point on the index.

In the end, The Logic awarded Mr. Kim a score of 89 points on the Soulmate Index.