Sentences with phrase «last point was»

That last point was particularly important for the Pritzker family cousins, some of whom felt cut off from decisions about their own futures.
But in any event, my main last point was to also draw attention to a need to discuss unintended consequences when making the system more accessible.
The last point was applied in Phoenix Developments (JPJ) Ltd v Lancashire CC [2016] UKUT 38 (LC), where the suggestion that a term must be implied concerning the determination of the purchase price in an option agreement was rejected.
This last point was definitely underlined.
Currently, however, on respawning after a character wins first place, the characters are pointed the wrong way, you're also frequently respawned elsewhere to where the last point was won, adding to the confusion over direction.
My last point was that I doubt the average consumer cares about all of this however, because if Amazon can bring the prices down, the consumer will jump on it, and frankly, I'm sure the average person is more interested in books from the big sellers (ie, better known authors that can charge 14.99) than unknown works at 6.99, which makes Amazon's battle a win for them.
Thought the second to last point was especially instructive (descriptions vs. adjectives).
This last point was my main reason for buying, because I eventually lifted my truck.
To bring it back to the last point I was making, the writer admits there have been 3D documentaries in the past so what about those films?
I hope that last point was accomplished in some small way in our dialog around Justin's book.
This last point was a win - win: developers would have access to enterprise - level computing resources with zero up - front investment; Amazon, meanwhile, would get that much more scale for a set of products for which they would be the first and best customer.
That last point is something I'm very familiar with, as the St. Louis area (where I call home) has become home to three fast - growing startup competitions: placeholderArch Grants, the Ameren Accelerator Demo Day, and the St. Charles County Demo Day.
This last point is where the real innovation is coming from, and where we will see the most investment and change over the next 6 to 12 months.
This last point is crucial: RelSci doesn't open any doors.
That last point is still up for debate.
That last point is so important to Sarbit that he used to employ an investigative journalist to dig into the backgrounds of executives in the companies he wanted to buy.
The last point is particularly crucial.
Ironically, this last point is largely why many others are avoiding the public markets — they don't want the public market scrutiny on their businesses, much less have to reveal anything they're doing behind close doors.
It's that last point that's caught the interest of the CRTC.
The last point is what we aim to develop with the Global Opportunity Report and the Global Opportunity Network.
This last point is the most important, the authors said, because it's the one where policymakers can exercise the most control.
That last point is also key.
This last point is especially crucial for KLAC and other process control management companies.
That last point is critical.
The last point is one that is being pushed hard by Labor Secretary Robert Reich and may be an important part of the Clinton reelection campaign.
This last point is also important because there is no perfect system out there.
The last point is reiterated in several ways.
In order to explicate this last point it is necessary to interrupt the unfolding drama and introduce a general principle.
This last point is particularly important because in the Psalms, God gives us permission to feel all that we experience as human beings living in a broken world, and he invites us to vocalize those feeling to him.
Yet this last point is precisely what Professor Dawkins is disposed to deny.
This last point is suggested in a number of Peirce's discussions, particularly in his accounts of the function of the sciences (see, for instance, 1.191) as well as in his references to the goal of rational conduct which is the summum bonum (e.g., 5.4 - 5, 5.433).
For our purposes, the last point is worth emphasising.
That last point is frequently the crux of the criticism, as women are so frequently stripped down to props while fully dressed men handle the serious business of moving the plot forward.
That last point is key.
This last point isn't a question, more a commandment — we all have to learn to love ourselves and be a little more understanding of our own issues!
This last point is even more important when it comes to gluten - free diets.
That last point being the biggest one.
That last point is a bit of a sore subject at the moment.
Your last point is funny, but to be fair, the Reds have won 5 World Series.
His level of talent is easily replaced in this league and my last point is none of the WRs on this roster are even good.
Seeing to that last point is Johnny Ort of Ring magazine.
That last point is the killer though - sure, it would be great to have a closer and more competitive field, but will other teams really want that to happen?
Frank Thomas is probably the best hitter to play more than 50 % of his games as a DH, so maybe that last point is a bit of a fudge.
Of course, that last point is one to ponder on every quarterback in every NFL draft past, present and future.
That last point is part of the biggest shame of the Johnny Manziel Era (which, in fairness, is just an extension of the Tim Tebow Era, and the Cam Newton Era): stars, and especially offensive stars, are going to get more and more recognition as college football continues to get bigger, but the people and systems that allow those stars to shine will have fewer and fewer moments in the sun.
I think that last point is what makes Juve so good.
«This last point is vital!
So, this last point is the accidental inspiration for this post!
That last point is important because a shocking 3,700 babies die in their sleep every year.
The last point is illustrated by research conducted in the Netherlands.
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