Sentence examples for smaller point of from inspiring English sources

The question will be whether the product has hit a big enough scale to justify having point of sale makers integrate this service into their devices — working not only with smaller point of sale services like Clover but larger ones like Ingenico.

Instead of looking at it as web of money, politics, or exploitations, look at it from a smaller point of view.

The IMF has proposed reducing the range of state-provided health services and increasing small, point-of-delivery charges.

It goes back to the fractious meetings of the Founding Fathers and has rolled through Abraham Lincoln suspending habeas corpus during the Civil War, the Japanese internment camps of World War II, the Patriot Act and a million smaller points of contention in between.

But there is one small point of justice here.

Speaks on the great emphasis on Oriental studies but the small point of contact with the Asian immigrant communities.

It is subtlety that matters - subtlety of analysis, of inquiry, of concern, of felt pressure - and for subtlety a very small point of entry will do.

The company — whose name stands for One Small Point of Pride — was founded by Ben Walters, a New Jersey native who relocated to Shanghai in 2003.

On a small point of land overlooking a marsh, you can watch egrets poke about in the reeds and ospreys wheel overhead.

The site adds: Hall observed that, "the smallest point of a pencil could scarely give it a place on any map which should not exaggerate its proportions".

Even one small point of relative comfort -- that the killer had gone over four days without striking, his longest cease-fire thus far -- only underlined the worry that he was therefore due to strike again at any moment.