Sentence examples for points upon from inspiring English sources

The advances of two or three points, upon the day when Gould's death was announced, in the quotations upon the securities of every one of the corporations with which his name was particularly identified, shows that his death was regarded as the removal of a danger even from these corporations...It ought not to pass unnoticed that Gould never sought to propitiate public opinion.

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Moreover, the proposed framework is put into action through three different scenarios to show off the capabilities of framework for generating Pareto optimal points upon different application demands.

The results indicate that the incorporation of POSS moieties into the silane-modified PU can significantly improve the mechanical property of the films and the formation of additional physical crosslinking points upon the chemical crosslinking networks.

In summary, the dynamic model predicts a lower initial employment probability advantage (10 15 percentage points) upon arrival yet longer years of positive marginal assimilation rates (up to 5 15 years), compared with the predictions of the static assimilation model.

The ways in which the cline of instantiation correlates with the notion of decontextualisation mainly stem from consideration of points upon this dimension as potentials, as well as generalisations across texts.

In addition, not to put too fine a point upon it, he had to be bribed.

And it is, not to put too fine a point upon the matter, obscene.

One point upon which most people agreed was that the city's efforts were poorly coordinated.

In "A Thousand and One Nights," Sinbad and his crew come at one point upon a pristine island.

Even Ellington's professional life is examined in circumscribed areas, almost all of which touch at some point upon race.