Sentences with phrase «largely miss the point»

The debate boils down to semantics as much as science, and it largely misses the point.

«MGS Ground Zeroes can be finished in an hour» chorused the headlines, assuming outrage on behalf of the audience — while largely missing the point.

But these largely miss the point — the benefits of private school choice are clearly evident in long term outcomes, not near - term test scores.

The commentary has largely missed the point of the bloglet — that social network analysis will demonstrate in any academic field some grouping of individuals who are like minded.

Not exact matches

Up until this point, the craft beer industry has been largely product - driven, filling a need that had been missing in most culinary establishments.

Many pundits pointed out that Microsoft, under Ballmer, has missed just about every major technology trend of the past decade, to the point where it is now largely irrelevant.

Yet in the ensuing and understandable media melee, one crucial point has largely been missed: the makeup of the criminals that perpetrated the act.

Although I can understand why Wenger would want to grant the players an extended holiday after such a long domestic season with Arsenal and then a busy summer at the Euro's, it is the missing presence of those players, that have largely limited our chances of grabbing all three points against Liverpool.

The council focused largely on climate, but Forman realized that he and his colleagues were missing the point.

Despite the fact that all this gleeful depiction of excess seems to somewhat miss the point of Fitzgerald's novel, though, the movie is a success, largely thanks to lead performances that carry emotional weight despite all the frenzy around them.

First, though, they explain what's wrong in charterland, taking a consistently glass - half - empty view of the movement's progress and largely missing Shanker's central point.

Dr. Curry misses (distracts) the main points of the AGW agenda setting again largely because the truth of the situation touches far too close to her own ethos.

But in all these acres of electronic coverage, one hugely relevant point about these thousands of documents has largely been missed.

All the arguing about Hansen16 is largely to miss the point.