Sentence examples for powerful points for from inspiring English sources

Ian Traynor (Report, 9 December) makes some powerful points for and against the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership being negotiated between Washington and Brussels.

He is right – but since the coalition is merely following Labour's plans for capital spending (indeed, adding £2bn to these), this is not a powerful point for Labour to make.

Judge Sullivan then threw out some important prosecution evidence and instructed the jury that the Justice Department did not behave properly, a powerful point for Mr. Sullivan to emphasize in his closing argument that there is reasonable doubt about the charges.

I teach theological ethics, and this text gives us a powerful point of departure for thinking about race.

Yet their critics have some powerful points.

This study has some powerful points as well as limitations.

These two volumes of American speeches are useful, and sometimes are powerful ignition points for hot flashes of indignation, contempt, rage, veneration and yearning.

Improved veterinary service provision and livestock extension services are potentially powerful entry points for both the public and private sectors alike.

Inactive conformations of pharmaceutically relevant enzymes, as can be elucidated with the approach presented here, represent powerful starting points for rational drug design.

Structural studies of XLF and the XRCC4/XLF complex provide powerful starting points for an investigation of the functional mechanism of XLF.

Thus, the existence of models of the diploid progenitors of allopolyploid cotton provide powerful reference points for inference of homoeology (e.g., of genes, transcripts, RNA-seq reads) in allopolyploid cotton.