Sentence examples for points to answer from inspiring English sources

We began by each coming up with our own bullet points to answer the questions posed in the first section, and then compared answers.

The tweaks various Republican senators are suggesting and that the White House and GOP leadership are floating appear designed more as new talking points to answer specific criticisms of the bill than as real responses to those criticisms.

Perhaps it was just the style of the debate or the laid back nature of PBS reporting, but the questions were so basic that both candidates, particularly Palin (even if she did not make complete sense), was able to have matching talking points to answer the questions.

Everybody keeps the front door locked, and I make it a point to answer the bell myself, not permitting children or servants to open it.

He is fluent in English and Hebrew, stopping at one point to answer a phone call and switching between languages effortlessly.

But after other committee members demanded that Mr. Ebbers remain, Mr. Oxley said he would allow the committee's lawyers to review a request that Mr. Ebbers be required at some point to answer questions related to his brief statement.

And then he got to the point: "To answer the question directly, I think John McCain's support is much broader, and if John McCain is the nominee, I think he's going to bring more votes to the Republican line.

Giggs joined Van Gaal on stage at one point to answer pre-submitted questions.

Since the dissipativity of a system usually implies the existence of the global attractor, in many cases the key point to answer the above problem is then reduced to examine the robustness of dissipativity under perturbations.

There is some data out there we can use as a starting point to answer that question.

Our article takes this report as a starting point to answer the three questions below.