Sentences with word «subpoint»

Obvious subpoints of the chapter.

On the outline, the chapter will include all the discussion and explanation you need for that point, divided into subpoints and stories you want to make about that specific point.

The basic structure is that the writer begins with a point and then makes various subpoints until he gets to the main point of the verse or paragraph.

Repeat subpoints 1 - 3 until I have enough for the 25 % property deposit and at that point invest in buy - to - let property in London.

Each chapter needs to be broken down into subpoints, questions, stories and support, if needed.

Those are the subpoints.

Oftentimes, it's not quite this obvious, but when the purpose of a chapter is to make a point, the subpoints are usually the support for that point.

Ask yourself what questions need to be asked and answered in order to prove the point that the subpoint is making?

If the purpose of the chapter is to make a more subtle argument, the easiest way to arrive at the subpoints is to write up a short paragraph that explains that argument.

The subpoints are the pieces of explanation and support for the point you are making.

There are two standard ways we create the subpoints:

This comes into play if the chapter covers some set of separate but related ideas, like «Ten Ways Doing Handstands Improves Your Health,» then the subpoints are those ten reasons.

While I suppose it might be sort of a subpoint of # 2, one thing I'd add is «respect for the institution.»

(If you want to know about mice and their addiction issues, read the subpoints; if rodent addiction is not of interest to you, move on to # 4.)