The phrase "sheer point" is not a common or correct phrase in written English
It can't be used in standard writing.
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Combine Wren-Lewis's thought experiment about shutting down the economy with the substantial political science evidence that elections depend not on the level of income but on its rate of growth in the runup to the election, and you conclude that from a sheer political point of view gratuitously depressing the economy for the first half of your term in office can be a very smart move.
Depending on how much the hardware ultimately costs, the sheer price point may make it tempting for some viewers, but the company is about to get an awful lot more completion through Daydream headsets (LeEco said it has no plan to develop for that platform at the moment).
"I don't think Americans know the sheer level of violence and chaos that the War on Drugs has touched off, so I try to make the point by sheer repetition," Winslow told Men's Journal.
These individual accusations of Hitler-dom are pretty boring, but their sheer quantity points to an interesting question: Who in world history is the most like Hitler?
The non-terminal vertices of a tree bear no label, as they are seen as sheer 'branching points'.
At this point, sheer exhaustion overtook me.
And yet for all the associations with modesty that long imparts, you could not say that this has been a conservative season, not with the orgy of color and prints or, paradoxically, so many clothes that were sheer to the point of invisibility.
This is computationally challenging due to the sheer size of point cloud data for an entire building.
Leaving aside the considerable volume of sheer vituperation, certain points that come up over and over need to be answered.
