Sentence examples for repeated points of from inspiring English sources

They discussed aspects of his leadership style as well as his approach to the budget deficit – one of the repeated points of tension at the top of the government.

Their review for A Dance with Dragons repeated points of criticism for the fourth volume and said that although "The new volume has a similar feel to Feast", "Martin keeps it fresh by focusing on popular characters [who were] notably absent from the previous book".

In fact, his resistance to delivering this kind of personal attack was a recurring source of friction with his senior advisers, and a repeated point of criticism from none other than the Clinton campaign.

For model development, repeated point count surveys of marsh birds were conducted from 2009 to 2011.

This is supported by the fact that results from repeated point prevalence surveys of hospital infections have demonstrated improved clinical practice (Scheel and Stormark, 1999; Sartor et al., 2005).

The Bmal1 expression in fetal heart increased steadily during the 24 hour period measured, suggesting a developmental trend rather than a rhythm (The repeated time points of ZT0 and ZT24 were significantly different, P = 0.0001).

The lower number of repeats points to haplotype Rpyr2 present in Iberia as the closest to the ancestor.

Oof! Unsurprisingly there's a little of the knee-jerk about her and she's more of a ranter than a listener, repeating her point of view over and over as callers attempt to cut in.

When you repeat their point of view out loud, they know that you "get it".

For a great way to sneak it in without being too obvious, try repeating the point of the first sentence at the beginning of the next sentence, to really nail down those details in the reader's mind.

The BBC's political editor Nick Robinson said the prime minister had reiterated the importance of decisive action to sort out the eurozone and to prevent contagion and repeated the key points of his speech.