Sentence examples for the points meaning from inspiring English sources

A 14th-minute goal by Sam Baldock secured the points, meaning Brighton have now taken 17 points from the last 21.

It was the Dons' first home win of 2019; a fortunate Max Lowe strike got them off the mark at Pittodrie before Niall McGinn's second-half double wrapped up the points, meaning Jake Hastie's first-half strike for the previously in-form visitors was to no avail.

Not all of these documents are as short, sweet, and to the point, meaning that most people are unlikely to read them.

But Dine also says the incident has no "terrorism nexus". Washington DC police chief Cathy Lanier says the suspect "has been pronounced at this point," – meaning the suspect is dead.

Net taxes reduce the increase in poverty between 2007 and 2013 by another 0.8 points, meaning the rise between the two years is just 0.4 percentage points instead of 1.2.

However, the signals from activated rods can feed into the cone pathway at several points, meaning that the responses of rods and cones are not independent.

The lead is within the survey's margin of sampling error — 4 percentage points — meaning the two are in a statistical dead heat.

Since most Senate races are two-way contests, losing five percentage points also implies that the opponent gains five percentage points, meaning that the net swing is equal to 10 points.

Fannie's guarantee fees have increased from 20 to 27 basis points, meaning the annual cost paid by the loan's servicer to Fannie Mae.

Strengths of this study include the use of responses recorded by participants at separate time points, meaning the health and drinking status at an earlier time frame is not subject to problems with retrospective recall.

But Tennessee has scored zero points, meaning the Wildcats hold that field goal lead as the two teams begin the second half.