Sentence examples for the valuable point from inspiring English sources

Though some two hundred thousand black men were serving in the Union Army in 1864 (which is the valuable point the scene is making), greeting Confederate peace envoys was not among their duties.

Eric Klinenberg, in his article on how New York City might cope with intensifying climate change, makes the valuable point that improving physical infrastructure burying electrical lines and erecting sea walls, for example—is necessary but insufficient ("Adaptation," January 7th).

That said, in this survey McKinsey also makes the valuable point that companies are going to have to start fostering internal talent, since they can't keep raiding tech companies without raising costs.

"The Patent, Used as a Sword" ("The iEconomy" series, front page, Oct. 8) makes the valuable point that patents in industries like software can sometimes impede innovation rather than promote it (as they are supposed to do).

Mark Hertsgaard Fellow, New America Foundation Washington, D.C. Eric Klinenberg, in his article on how New York City might cope with intensifying climate change, makes the valuable point that improving physical infrastructure burying electrical lines and erecting sea walls, for example—is necessary but insufficient ("Adaptation," January 7th).

Despite the higher cortisol in the ATL during hypoglycemia, the valuable point of cortisol is actually 30 min after the hypoglycemia event, due to the delay between ACTH stimulation and consequent cortisol release.

As the lead actor of a No. 1-rated sitcom, Mr. Sheen is that rare commodity in today's Hollywood — a bankable and irreplaceable star — and his public crackup has come at perhaps the most valuable point in his career.

Before halftime, Arturo Vidal, a Chilean, put the Italian team back in the contest, and as Chelsea tired in the second half Fabio Quagliarella came off the bench to tie the game for Juventus, earning the team a valuable point in the competition.

The most valuable points of the device are that the preoperative position of the proximal and distal segments of the mandible, even if there are no teeth, can be restored and that the planned mandibular resection can be accurately performed at surgery.

A pinpoint cross from the left was then headed home by Kilduff, delighting the travelling support and earning the visitors a valuable point.

That makes the reefs a valuable point of comparison for managers trying to restore damaged reefs elsewhere.