Sentences with phrase «to have a point»

But when we understand theology as having its point of departure in the real and is centered on life, then we need a method that corresponds to such an - approach.

I've never made a nut loaf before and don't have a point of reference.

They have played well 2 weeks in a row and just because they don't have any points on the board does nt mean they have nothing to build off of.

As others have pointed out, the scene turns the camera on us, the audience.

Not only can you achieve this goal, but also have points removed from your driving record, as well as see a corresponding decrease in insurance premiums.

If you are living in the county, when you take our defensive driving course you can have points reduced from your license.

As for his smoking habits — he does have a point in it not affecting his fitness game too much, but it's just stupid.

Other people have pointed out wealth can also be stored in paintings and wine bottles.

(As many have pointed out, churches are exempt).

Since I didn't have a point of reference, I had no major problems figuring out how it worked.

Additionally, a consumer who has points taken away may choose to the appropriate regulatory agency.

Apart from facing a substantial fine, you also have points placed on your record every time you commit a traffic violation.

That's all I have, but I know there are tons of people who have points to add.

Before I share, allow me to say that each thought has a point.

If you've received a traffic ticket, your state's county traffic court may allow you to complete traffic school in lieu of having points added to your record.

Moving violations often have points associated with the violation which will be assessed against your license which can add up to a license suspension.

Same with investing: if you already have a point about investing in low - cost index funds, do you need a separate one about not investing in individual stocks?

But report after report has pointed to climate change increasing the likelihood of conditions that pose the greatest risk for fire.

Hmm, Reality, you do have a point there on your last post.

As critics have pointed out, many higher earners work in the public sector — one departing local government chief executive would soon be replaced by another.

We have a no thank you policy and we also have a point system for trying a new food.

The court noted that evidence of enhanced safety risks, such as evidence which would point to a substance abuse problem in the workplace is required in order to make such a policy valid.

There is a quest mode, which I appreciate because I like having some point for the madness in a game.

Studies have pointed at nutritional deficits during that period of development as a likely factor in obesity later on.

Other studies have pointed out that generous welfare provisions for families in which one or both spouses do not work is a possible explanation.

Crafted from soft ivory and blush leather, this pretty pair has a pointed toe and slim cage straps.

It will be hard for your interviewer to disagree because doing so would point out disconnect between the company's culture and its practices.

As many readers have pointed out: while their primary residence may have appreciated significantly over the last couple of decades, so did the price of smaller homes.

I love that the bottom is flat which is great for foundation, while it still has a point for concealer.

This isn't a good thing, frankly, because having points on your license will likely increase your car insurance premiums.

Everything has pointed towards a general crisis that could put the value of the company in danger if not addressed in an appropriate way.

As several comments have pointed out, the practice in the wider Internet is productive of horrible abuses.

Each traffic ticket has a point value assigned to it, which is added to your license.

Previous studies by other researchers have pointed to the idea that an emotional and personal presentation of the issue may help political measures gain acceptance more easily.

Many observers have pointed out that Western art galleries and museums have long shown and collected many more white male artists than people of color or women.

As some of my colleagues have pointed out previously, a floating exchange rate regime has several advantages in the face of a terms of trade and investment boom.

Since when have points been awarded on a weighted basis, that is based on how big or small a match is?

This was really nice - as everyone else has pointed out, it it full of flavour.

We currently have a point guard that can't shoot a three either.....

I think wenger has a point, it is a very fine balance but I am proud that our club has values and morals.

Reports from industry sources has pointed out that tablet PCs are going to be the device in demand in future when it comes to touch controlled devices.

As we've reported, previous research has pointed to a decreased risk of stroke.

The stance is open, so that a line drawn from the ball of the right foot through the left toe would point toward the hole.

A number of commentators have pointed to the increased reliance on networks and social norms to replicate or improve accountability, access and information in complex litigation.

But over the past few weeks, leaks have pointed to the fact that the Chinese company was also working on a Plus variant, one that wasn't unveiled yesterday.

You might not have a point by point rundown of industry recognition and occurrences where you've been published in a trade magazine, yet it genuinely helps in the event that you do.