Sentence examples for to a clear point from inspiring English sources

It doesn't refract down to a clear point".

Clinicians were perceived to expect projects to have a clear point of completion, whereas in reality participants explained how the 'shifting landscape of technology' creates new technological possibilities and means projects are rarely 'complete'complete

Comics allow the artist to show conflicting/ironic imagery to make a clear point.

Reportedly, assessment of HRQoL prior to diagnosis may be crucial to provide a clear point of comparison for later measurements.

Measurement of HRQoL prior to diagnosis may be crucial to provide a clear point of comparison for later measurements, and could make a more reliable interpretation of the results possible [ 54].

As treatment with the echinocandins fails to completely inhibit growth in Aspergillus species, it is difficult to determine a clear point of inhibition and consequently an accurate MIC is hard to define.

"Customers value trust more than ever and it's important for retailers to have a clear point of view on what they stand for and who they choose to partner with.

To make a clear point:  our world is complex and only 'one' mobile payment platform is not enough.

To be successful at a business of any size — but especially a small one with limited resources — you need to have a clear point of view and be laser-focused on getting there.

The Tudors wished to make a clear point about law and order.

This task force established an office to serve as a clear point of contact with NGOs providing relief.