Sentences with phrase «to have a good point»

I think Summer has a good point about bonding / oxytocin.

An «eat what you kill» system of partner compensation does have some good points for some law firms.

So that when you do have a problem, if you have a problem, the vet will know what was normal for your bunny have a good point of comparison.

Everyone has good points for you to try here, and I will add just this one: give a choice between 2 things you are ok with yourself.

This is the friend who asks the tough question, or helps point out that your boyfriend / boss / roommate actually has a good point.

You do have some good points though, and I haven't watched him play much other than his statistics.

The article had a good point that effective feedback is necessary for learning from their mistakes.

There are many neighborhoods, each of which brings a variety of ethnic, cultural, and socioeconomic backgrounds to the table and each of which has its good points.

The card has both good point - earning power as well as a nice array of travel benefits.

Her mom has a good point though — preparing for marriage and preparing for a wedding are two different things!

Picking a winner was a real challenge as both devices have their good points, but I am choosing the Moto Z Force as the winner of this comparison.

Each manuscript usually has some good points, and some not - so - good.

Both types of these permanent life insurance policies have their good points and bad points depending on your particular circumstances.

Yes, the insurance guys have a good point.

Otherwise, the food has some good points but these ingredients make it just a medium grade food.

My project manager had a good point, and she took the opportunity to lay out all of her frustrations in full glory.

Agree entirely that the book has some good points.

Like everything, my position has its good points and bad points, but in my opinion, the former outweigh the latter by far.

In all seriousness though the film has some good points that i'll get out of the way first before I continue.

Even poor or mediocre teachers have good points that can present opportunities to give praise and raise self - esteem....

Your listener who suggested more advice on covers has a good point.

But that doesn't mean you didn't necessarily have a good point.

The phone has some good points, like the fantastic screen.

Those who have mentioned that dark colours are more practical have a good point.

I agree it generalized way too much but the author does have a good point.

You also have a good point about it being good to play dumb.

There are many neighborhoods, each of which brings a variety of ethnic, cultural, and socioeconomic backgrounds to the table and each of which has its good points.

The second game had its issues, and though it didn't match up to the fantastic first game, it still had its good points.

Most of the trolls I know are smart, and they usually have a good point, even if they deliver it with a healthy dose of vinegar.

Each policy has its good points and it is fairly easy to find an affordable rate on either of them if you know where to look.

The proposed roadmap currently being discussed in the bitcoin community has some good points in that it does have a plan to accommodate more transactions, but it fails speak plainly to bitcoin users and acknowledge key downsides.

We do have some good points as a nation but I realise that we also have our faults, among which which seems to be a tendency to over-debate our issues and put off the hard things that need doing for another day.

I do agree with you that Nintendo IP does act like a Yoyo, so you do have a good point there, and won't argue against it.

telly has a good point with the «use it or lose it» restriction of 401 (k) accounts.

Naked Capitalism has some good points on this topic.

They don't have a good point of contact to work with libraries and you basically end up bouncing around from one person to another.»

Yes, phytic acid has good points but it also has bad ones — such as interfering with absorption of amino acids and minerals (zinc probably be the most important one for us vegans).

While some of the other answers and comments have some good points about people supporting meritocracy and similar ideas, I believe that the most important answer has less to do with individual voter's ideologies, and more to do with the voting system.

The others had good points ahead of me but as I've recently found there are other scenarios such as a bad head gasket.

The result is a car that certainly has some good points, but its interior still lacks the overall quality feel and refinement of European rivals, and the ride and handling is less than inspiring, too.

You don't get much value out of the offered benefits, and another card has better point earning potential