Sentence examples for two useful points from inspiring English sources

But whereas most popular series include one of two useful points, the truly referenceable TV show is a kind of compendium, to be dusted off and consulted whenever a standard analogy fails you.

What felt wrong was not that Sheryl Sandberg was being criticized — Gira Grant and even Dowd, while rhetorically over-the-top, had one or two useful points to make; others, like Forbes Bryce Covertt, wrote smart pieces that relied more on substance than style — but that normally thoughtful writers issued such damning verdicts on a book they had not even bothered to read.

Then the bounded operator DW φ, ψ : A α Φ p → Y is compact if and only if for every bounded sequence { f n } n ∈ N in A α Φ p such that f n → 0 uniformly on every compact subset of D as n → ∞, it follows that lim n → ∞ ‖ DW φ, ψ f n ‖ Y = 0. Now we formulate the following two useful point estimates.

Tim Westergren, a Pandora co-founder, says the database now contains half a billion useful points of "contextual feedback".

But to pull one useful point out of this pile of dreck, we should also stop talking about education as war.

This neuroticism tells us two useful things.

Bruce makes several other useful points, including one I made on Twitter, that Salmond had claimed to have legal advice that an independent Scotland would continue to remain in the EU and spent public money fighting off a freedom of information request to publish it.

In one useful section, he points out the virtue in how Facebook allows you to reject someone's request for friendship with the click of a "not now" button instead of the company's original term, "ignore".

That has two useful consequences for science.

I learned two useful lessons that day.

They fall into the bottom two, below Newport and Cheltenham, who earned a useful point at home to Portsmouth.