Sentence examples for points that it from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's settlement comes after an unusually long and tenacious campaign against the company by regulators and private lawyers, who had accused it of preying on homeowners, mostly elderly, with a high-pressure sales pitch that concealed the high fees, or points, that it charged for its home-equity loans.

While it feels right that the characters reach a breaking point, the novel's conclusion is so frenzied, so filled with breaking points, that it loses some of its force.

On occasion it underscores too heavily the existential and emotional points that it makes perfectly eloquently by its images alone.

Mixtt has five main points that it believes will bring people to its service: it has social calendars to see what people are up to, it lets you meet new people without awkward dates, it can help you "hit it off" with a group of people, wingmen are there to bail you out, and it takes socializing offline to real places.

The government's focus is on two points that it says stifle competition.

But yesterday, he recited the White House talking points: that it was impossible, and unwise, to set a deadline.

Don't let a thawing book sit in its bag past the point that it thaws.

So it's fortunate that this novel has the dramatic turning point that it needs.

"It suggests at this point that it is relatively contained," he said.

"It got to a point that it was a biennial here, a biennial there," she said.

It went on and on, to the point that it was almost white noise.