Sentence examples for points that could from inspiring English sources

They raised three points that could help any affluent person.

Were there points that could have been handled differently?

Two points that could easily have gone Murray's way.

Top performers were given "points" that could be spent on Facebook paraphernalia like T-shirts.

Black hit two forehands long, losing two break points that could have been converted into an early lead.

Participants were asked to sit at computers and play a game, the purpose of which was to accumulate points that could be traded for cash.

Using an app developed by Amber Lin '19 for an engineering course, the students earned points that could be redeemed for gift cards at eco-friendly businesses.

The first is that Arizona does have some data points that could support the idea that undocumented immigrants are unusually dangerous, such as the incarceration figures I cited.

"It's definitely designed to improve the overall airport experience and all those points that could potentially cause stress," said Nancy Knipp, managing director of premium services at American.

Results: We revealed no clinical or electrophysiological points that could have predicted neurogenic dysphagia before operation.

But it also has some other points that could save you–or your heirs tax dollars.