Sentence examples for raised points from inspiring English sources
noun
Plural of raised point
BPP may adhere to the BSB's minimum standards, but BSB reviews of the university have raised points similar to those I'm making here.
As Tories raised points of order to complain with the Speaker, Ed Vaizey, Conservative MP for Wantage, said: "Dr David Kelly was a constituent of mine.
The musicians — members of the Knights ensemble — play solos (each of a different sonority) at four different raised points around the stage and audience.
Dennis Hastert, the powerful Republican speaker of the House of Representatives in Washington, has raised points about safety and the impact on Illinois businesses if drug reimports from Canada are allowed.
By his late 20s, he was describing himself as a communist and engaging in heated debates with fellow travellers who raised points he disagreed with, often so forcefully that they barely recovered from the experience.
The appeal court agreed that the case raised points of law of public importance - necessary for an appeal to the Lords, though a final decision on whether to allow an appeal is up to the law lords.
However, we have few comments about that raised point.
Now he was raising points that appeared to have escaped him entirely during the 1968 campaign.
They raised three points that could help any affluent person.
