Sentence examples for standard points from inspiring English sources

Twenty-plus standard points from Cassel doesn't seem like such a stretch this week.

Yet in his brisk, businesslike summary of fairly standard points, Mr. Putin did not mention the war in Chechnya.

As the Standard points out, the new YouGov also shows "a clear gender gap for Labour" of six points and almost the exact reverse for the Conservatives - a seven point gap favouring men.

Favorable/Unfavorable Quarterback Matchups Favorable Matt Ryan (ATL) vs. MIN - No team allows more fantasy points to quarterbacks than the Vikings, and Ryan has played well of late, averaging 23 standard points over the last three weeks.

In 2011, as the Weekly Standard points out, the President told the audience at a Univision-sponsored forum that he could not issue an executive order to stop deportations — that, as he saw it, the separation of powers prevented him from doing so.

The opening of Parliament to-day will be of exceptional interest, the "Standard" points out, alike because of the presence of the King and Queen after their visit to India and because of the vast importance of the legislation to which it is known that the session will be devoted and of which indications will be given in the speech from the Throne.

But he said it was the size of a standard point-and-shoot camera.

Shooting with it feels very different from using a standard point-and-shoot.

Aces are undervalued by the standard point-count, and a borderline hand that lacks an ace should usually remain silent.

But the Olympus Tough TG-820 iHS provides performance and price ($299) akin to a standard point-and-shoot.

The full-size models resemble those digital single-lens-reflex cameras carried by professionals; compact ultrazooms look more like pumped-up standard point-and-shoot cameras.