Sentence examples for this essential point from inspiring English sources

Long before Keynes, this essential point was shown by John M Robertson in The Fallacy of Saving (1892).

Republicans in Congress — all but completely united in their effort to build a wall of obstruction in the path of President Obama's economic revitalization effort — seem to be missing this essential point.

The reader should be warned that this essential point can be obscured when, as is common, "xing" gets translated into English as "nature".

I stress this essential point of supporting the Administration because its success will mean success for us all.

But this misses the essential point of such reform.

This is the essential point about Satan: he is neither a conqueror nor an exploiter — he is, first and last, a tempter.

But this misses the essential point: The problem with organizations is seldom the people per se, but their incentives and information.

But, and this is the essential point, the certainty is always relative to the assumptions.

Finally, and this is the essential point, it is dangerous to undermine the patients' right to get the best possible treatment.

"Before turning to the essential point of this letter," Mr. Sherman wrote, "I must comment on the well-publicized perception that Apotex has entered into an anticompetitive settlement with Sanofi/BMS concerning clopidogrel (Plavix).

The debate was effectively guillotined, and amendments not discussed will be discussed at report stage of the bill (along with a raft of other amendments, no doubt, so that will be rushed as well); but the essential point is this: provisions and amendments which will have a huge effect on vulnerable and other households were despatched in a matter of a few hours.