Sentence examples for sake point from inspiring English sources

However, for brevity's sake, point estimates with p-values could be used to describe sets of effects.

He also challenged the cult of speed for its own sake, pointing out that above 150mph, energy use soared and rates of return plummeted.

"Points for the sake of points is just buying off the customer, it doesn't drive loyalty," says Gartner Research analyst Adam Sarner, who tracks customer loyalty programs.

You are not afraid to shock people, but you often do so for the sake of pointing out their own hypocrisies, their moral relativism, the lies they tell themselves.

"Points for points sake isn't something we're interested in," Coleman said.

The idea behind Tappy Fit isn't to just offer up points for points' sake, despite the fact that doing that seems to have driven a lot of engagement for Flappy Bird.

The other is to double back down on answering the questions not for the committee's sake at this point but for your own.

For heaven's sake, the whole point of moving to rural Virginia was to get away from people who went to Harvard Law School.

And it was not in the business of gathering data for its own sake: the original point of perceiving the world was to help a creature survive in it.

As represented in Table 1, the minimum achieved mutual coherence is 0.2227 reported by PCE-based approach which was expected for the sake of multiple point examining.

Somebody even said, "Oh, for goodness' sake," at some point, so you could tell the mood was starting to turn.