Sentence examples for points which have from inspiring English sources

He has not been as effective a spokesman for the right's "anger points," which have propelled his success so far.

Many rural boiling points, which have existed since the 1950s, are rudimentary, with concrete floors and bare wood or laminate tables.

Zippy electric cars have also become a ubiquitous presence on the roads, as have charge points, which have been built into parking meters, street lamps and every Tesco and McDonald's parking space in the country.

"My first reaction," Mr. Krugman responded by e-mail, "is that we're really down to small points, which have no bearing on the original point of my remark about recounts which was, after all, that the election was so close that even modest vote suppression was crucial".

"Your Excellency, we are completely committed to the peace process, to these points which have agreed upon with Mr. Tenet, and we will do all our best in the future and from now," Mr. Arafat said, referring to George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, who brokered the current cease-fire two weeks ago.

These points, which have no expiration date, are redeemable in a number of categories.

"They recorded 91 points which, had it not been for the points handicap, would have seen us go up automatically.

In previous rounds of negotiations, NATO has sometimes surprised observers by backing down on points which had seemed non-negotiable only a few years earlier.

Alito was making two points, which had to do with the two separate questions that the Supreme Court is considering in Obergefell.

Then, on July 25th, it sent special police units to the lawless, Serb-inhabited north to seize two border points which had been beyond its control since independence.

Against Tsonga's punishing ground strokes and a rowdy partisan crowd, Djokovic saved four match points, which has become something of his specialty.