Sentence examples for the added point from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, counter-terrorism-themed TV series such as 24, Homeland, Sleeper Cell and NCIS reiterate the "all Muslims are potential terrorists" notion, with the added point that they're on American soil now.

Last season's finalists clinched the added point in the 82nd minute when Pienaar broke clear from deep.

And there's the added point that Blue Apron struck up a deal with Bill Niman to buy BN Ranch and supply the company with pastured beef, pork, turkey and chicken.

This study makes the added point that, even in the absence of significant risk to human life and welfare, the nature of regulatory constraints on energy system operators can influence whether they behave as expected value or worst case decision makers, and hence on their ability to extract value from EP.

Further, for any quantity x that takes on values x i over the five titration points and the added point, we write averages like (17) 〈 x 2 〉 = 1 n + 1 ∑ i = 1 n + 1 (x i ) 2, and so on.

The administration estimates that the $200 surcharge for an unsafe driving conviction will produce $45 million a year, and the added point charges, $5 million.

But New Jersey lost at least 14 points because the teachers' union, the New Jersey Education Association, refused to endorse the application; the added points from the union's endorsement would have put the state into fourth or fifth place.

} end{aligned} (4 The key point is that (Q_N) is defined recursively, and it is a function of (Q_{N - 1}), the new added point, and the centroid of the cluster at the time of the update.

Let's reduce these added points from 15 to 10 because of the likelihood of double-counting.

And as an added point of convenience, the agreements tend to be short, and there are comparatively fewer terms for founders to negotiate.

Oh, and as an added point, don't put all the table decorations from the reception in a binbag and leave it in the middle of your living room floor.