Sentence examples for points particularly from inspiring English sources

Some interesting points, particularly on patents.

New York no doubt won sentimental points, particularly as the anniversary of Sept. 11 draws near.

He points particularly at the relatively small number of own motion investigations they undertook into FOI practices in government.

That briskness doesn't count against it, but a few plot points, particularly later in the film, remain relatively undeveloped.

But some experts contend that Russia has won points, particularly in Europe, as the more reasonable of the two.

Beyond the timing, three points particularly stood out in the 90-minute presentation by Ballmer and top mobile executives.

The 6ft 8in South African showed a fine touch at the net and played the big points particularly well.

The main talking points, particularly those vilifying the United States for the violent aftermath of uprisings in the Middle East and Ukraine, echoed a standard Kremlin argument.

He points particularly to the treatment of Nigerian women in church-run hospitals: It is true that missionary hospitals heal the sick.

The list of people who are coöperating, however, suggests that Mueller may be getting close on both points, particularly if Manafort joins them.

He points particularly to the bounty that awaits those involved in refinancing hospitals, which he believes are only beginning to feel the crunch that has affected other businesses.