Sentence examples for possible point of from inspiring English sources
One possible point of contention is price.
There was, however, one tantalizing possible point of contact.
"But our research shows there is a possible point of diminishing returns".
The move is yet another possible point of contention between Mr. Karzai and American officials.
He is not saying, This is the way it objectively was from any possible point of view.
"An Olympics medal winner has reached the highest possible point of personal and sporting achievement," says Ruth Mortimer, editor of Marketing Week.
A second possible point of agreement is that we should no longer give money to governments we know will steal or misspend it.
When Francis, the most loathsome Sedgwick in this book, met Andy Warhol, "the clash of cultures was so complete, there was no clash at all, for there was no possible point of contact," John Sedgwick writes.
Pushing the idea to the point of imagining hidden TV cameras and a see-through mirror, it seemed to be a possible point of departure for a new, postwar Mabuse".
Wider access to NAAT-based diagnostics, including possible point-of-care tests, will be required as part of the WHO yaws eradication programme.
Furthermore, many of these molecules have been tested as possible point-of-care diagnostic markers in sepsis but none of the identified markers alone have been adapted into a successful diagnostic test for sepsis [ 3].
