Sentence examples for table the point from inspiring English sources

In this example from a pharmaceutical company, we can see, in the first table, the point at which extra spending on customer retention starts to reap diminishing returns.

The point of a renewal feast is to enforce the illusion of community where it doesn't exist (among writers, or disparate relatives at a Thanksgiving table); the point of a reversal feast is to endow the illusion of power where it doesn't really exist (among children at Halloween, or journalists).

"It looks like Shell received an invitation to the negotiating table, under the point of a gun," he said.

You could have taken $10 million of the table at the point if you really wanted to, right?

Argyle are now 10th in the table, a point from the play-off places and 11 from the top three.

The outcome keeps Hibs rooted to bottom of the table, a point behind the Dons and Inverness.

They were 16th in the table, one point above the relegation places and four clear of bottom-placed Sunderland.

Schäfer stood at the table and pointed the glass at the picture.

The Owls currently sit seventh in the Championship table, one point outside the play-off places.

The Cards are currently sixth in the National League table, one point off the play-off places.

The loss left them 14th in the table, six points above the Tigers, who occupy the final relegation place.