Sentence examples for valid point to from inspiring English sources
"That's a valid point to take into consideration in future operations," Colonel Julian said.
"I'm not in favour of the Terry scheme, but I think the prince has a valid point to make.
Barry Ritholtz, the head of Fusion IQ, wrote on his blog: "There is a valid point to be made about emotions in trading, but it gets lost in the sauce here".
Daisy Goodwin in the Sunday Times broadly agreed: "Sandberg urges working mothers, or as she calls them 'career-loving parents', to get over their fears of being inadequate mothers … I don't care if Sandberg wears Prada ankle boots or Birkenstocks, she has a valid point to make.
If Apple sticks to Cook's stated plan to offer Beats Music across a range of devices, that may no longer be a valid point to hide behind.
Mr. Keegan has more valid points to make about Mr. Hussein's Stalinism than his social graces.
The optimists (Paul Krugman) and pessimists (Niall Ferguson) both have valid points to make.
The underlying financial situation is difficult for an outsider to assess, and Gelb may have valid points to make.
Carbunariu has some valid points to make about the false hopes of beleaguered Romanians and about the sexual ambivalence that underlies macho values.
Alternatively, it might be that this person is a little insecure and feels they must be included in everything and dominate every conversation, even if they do not have any valid points to add.
