have a point

Peter : Well, they have a point, but I'd rather go in for something a bit more interesting than fiddling around with figures all day.

If Gosselin were simply stating that these factors have made people more favorable to regulation, he might have a point.

They have a point. Uncertainty is bad. But one must ask how much of this is Mr Obama's fault.

I'm a person who like to try anything as if I have a point to do so, I know it is worth to be done.

Their 1965 song, Nowhere Man ( "Doesn't have a point of view, knows not where he's going to" ) asked: "Isn't he a bit like you and me? "

Very occasionally, a few days later I start to wonder if maybe they could have a point after all.

The preceding example shows that the columns have a point of inflection within the height of each storey.

For the foreseeable future, banks will need to have a point of personal contact, so this job will not disappear altogether.

Where the protesters have a point is the way in which governments have meted out favourable treatment to certain insider groups.

You know, you may have a point.

But critics have a point that genetic police work, like the sampling of arrestees, is fraught with bias.

Those chiding the IEA for using emergency supplies as a price management tool have a point but they should consider the context.

They have a point: regulations usually raise costs and make ventures that might have been profitable less so.

You have a point there. The computer market will never be able to support another company. There will be too much competition.

Judging by the Italian prime ministerial elections taking place on Sunday, however, they may actually have a point.

By going through this exercise, you ensure that you have a point of comparison and information that can be used to your advantage.

You have a point here; increasing vandalism may be the result of lack of parental control.

Now, they might have a point.

Greene (white, wealthy) insists Meek (black, yacht less) is the insider in the race, and he does have a point.

I have a point: but all that is "life-saving medicine" is not the scarce goods.

They have a point: they voluntarily ended the war, while in control of much of Nepal.

Disappointing though this is, Tallis might have a point.

And I have a point outside the line. How many straight lines can I draw through the point but never meet the original line?

Two centuries later, however, the little Corsican may have a point.

The incumbents have a point, though: For larger corporations, going full cloud is not simple.

The airlines have a point when they complain that Europe could impose its rules in a discriminatory manner.

Hey, there was one Italian guy, OK, and do you even have a point?

And, now, let's mention that we have a point that's been painted red on the circumference of the wheel.

In so far as fat subsidies for rich US (and European) farmers are unconscionable, they have a point.

they may even have a point when they link the moral laxity of some MPs with a voting system that entrenches too many of them in safe seats.

This is possible only if we have a point of reference that lies beyond the roller coaster.

Layard may have a point, but I suspect the rot may go deeper still.

You have a point, especially with the concept of the familiar.

Well, you still live with your parents, so she does have a point.

Regarding scientists who believe global warming is under way, Bastardi said, "I respect their argument; they may have a point. "

Given the "financial disaster" of student loan debt surpassing credit card debt, does Thiel have a point?

I never really understood why I should do this but when they gave me a valid answer, they did have a point.

A recent paper by Jacopo Ponticelli and Hans-Joachim Voth of Barcelona's UniversitatPompeuFabra suggests he may have a point.

You know, you don't not have a point.

Just checked the previous reading to make notes, think this thing may be to some superstitious people have a point of use, they stick out.

You can succeed if you have a point of reference and a mental framework to guide your investigation.

And the fact is, they have a point, as even some U. S. State Department officials concede privately.

Well, you have a point here, but don't you think it plays an important role in the process.

Did you have a point you wanted to make, or perhaps a question to ask?

People who argue that they shouldn't be forced to subsidize the teaching of intelligent design have a point.

About history of Tibet, Beijing and Dharamsala, both sides have a point.

Many of the critics may be crackpots and conspiracy theorists, but they have a point.

And to be honest, the skeptics have a point.

So, if you have a line in space, well, you can imagine may be that you have a point on it.

As for people, well, the Solomon islanders may have a point.

As in the debate over human character, both sides have a point.

But this time the critics have a point.

"In this day and age you should have a point of view, but not necessarily one that's rooted in knee-jerk ideology, " he says.

Always have a point, and don't be afraid to express it confidently.

The Catholic bishops do have a point, that corruption and misgovernment are in fact mostly to blame.

Relativity means that you can't tell how fast you're going unless you have a point of reference.

But those who are worried about trade have a point, and deserve some respect.

The revaluation opponents have a point.

He does have a point. Archie never did quite settle on women.

Cynical he may be, but he does have a point.

Candy doesn't have to have a point.

So, let's say that you have a point in space at coordinates x, y, z.

But I think you have a point. In Aristotle's idea of true friendship, people are alike in virtue, so they can really respect each other.

Critics have a point that NCLB is nowhere near its 2014 goal of 100 percent proficiency in math and reading.

But I have a point of view. I have a stance.

But does my smoking buddy have a point?

you have a point here, but I believe some mixed marriages are based on true love.

Nobody denies that they have a point.

Well , you have a point there , bur who 's responsible FOR the theft ?

You have a point. I can't name one hit song from him. He's not even a one-hit wonder!

Zeitwolf, thank you. No, it's just the scans I see you have a point there with the skull and face proportions, thanks, I'll remember it.

Let's imagine that we have a point that's moving on the line, and at time zero, it's here at Q0.

He doesn't have a point that same with his brother.

You may have a point there.

They may have a point.

You have a point, but I still .

She may have a point.

I know you have a point there, but different people have different tastes.

She does have a point.

I want them to have a point of view and character.

TO sn extent, I think you have a point there.

Support for human cloning may have a point: to solve the problem of fertility can not be.

Doesn't have a point of view?

You have a point of view and, if you haven't, your pictures don't show anything about the people you are working with.

to admit I admit that you have a point.

admit (that) you have a point.

Beyond that, you have a point.

We give up on a lot of dreams because they don't "have a point" or aren't contributing to society.

They may have a point, though there is speculation that the SEC will apply it only to employees in America.

Sure, they have a point.

Sheldon: In principle, you have a point.

If you sent an email, you have a point. Get to it.

You have a point there but I think students should decide what they want to eat.

I think you have a point there.

have a point ? have some sense ?

You have a point there. I just got the notice.

Perhaps you have a point there.

Well, you have a point there, but.

T: You have a point there. But please give it some thought. We'd be more than happy to have you stay with us in Beijing.

You have a point in saying that.

Yes, you have a point there.

I have a point, I promise.

Still, you have a point.

Hong Kong I refer to as a kind of analog experience in a digital age because you always have a point of reference.

It's time to embrace the fact that certain news sources have a point of view, and that's why they have the following they do,

like it or not, china does have a point, what's that saying " people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones"