Sentence examples for points to expand from inspiring English sources

Connecticut's shooters turned cold during that Vanderbilt surge before scoring 6 straight points to expand the lead to 16. UConn essentially sealed its victory on a 3-pointer by the junior Caron Butler, who scored a game-high 23 points, and a jumper by guard Tony Robertson, who had 16 points on 7-for-11 shooting.

To be specific, instead of using core points to expand a cluster, any shared point is used to combine clusters.

Meanwhile, Sarah Bovim, a Whirlpool Corporation executive, points to expanding global operations at her company, where production abroad has eclipsed its exports.

"This significant increase might be partly the result of effective law enforcement measures, but also points to expanding production and trafficking to and through the region," remarked Tun Nay Soe, East Asia program coordinator for the UN's Global SMART Program, which monitors synthetic drugs.

Willis uses this grim discovery as a starting point to expand upon Nelson's spell in a benighted corner of English imperial history.

That's the starting point, but she hopes to shoot for $20 million annually at some point, to expand the search and support a variety of SETI activity around the world.

It can be used as a start point to expand the concept of systems mapping to tackle more complicated biological problems.

We accepted the reviewer's point to expand our discussion on these issues in the Discussion and cite a relevant reference "Karlin and Burge (1995).

Tile is also adding a range of access points partnerships to expand its network, thanks to deals with Comcast, Ruckus Networks, and San Jose International Airport.

"The whole point is to expand my brand," said Ms. Mortimer, a handbag designer, fashion muse and former New York social queen.

That's why I launched my Opportunity Plan, a five-point agenda to expand opportunity for women in the workplace to ensure middle class families are getting a fair shot to thrive in the 21st century economy.