Sentence examples for source of the points from inspiring English sources

Deliberating on the forthcoming World Cup qualifying double-header – Iceland are due at Hampden Park four days later – the Scotland manager did not hesitate to declare his belief that the second leg is the likelier source of the points that will advance his squad's chances of finishing runner-up in Group Nine and a chance of reaching the play-offs for a place in South Africa next year.

You can also use the work of others as evidence to back up your own argument – when doing this, ensure you add a footnote to signpost clearly to the reader the original source of the point you are making.

Sometimes, as in Spinoza (The Ethics), the contrast is glaring between the aspiration to prove points by way of deductive argument from self-evident axioms and the obvious source of those points from experience of life.

Contamination of water can occur at any stage from the source, to the point of use.

Strikingly, prolonged attraction of DCs from distances up to 500 μm from the source to the point of contact with individual microspheres was observed.

See Wilson 1999, 241, footnote 2, where she cites Nicholas Sturgeon's comments to her as the source of this point.

He volunteered at Oxford's Ashmolean museum, where a curator sent him to the Middle East to discover the source of the Arabic pointed arch.

Once the scrim goes up midway through the ballet and the source of the light-point proves to be the immense squatting robot, the machine takes over "Machina".

In (a) and (b), an EUV image from SDO/AIA at 193 Å is superposed, which shows the solar source of the eruption (pointed by an arrow).

They're not sure which one it is, but the source of traffic points to the country, he said.

The police would not discuss the source of the information that pointed them to Mr. McClinton or when it was received.