We now come to an important point, the appearance of dry land.
This is an important point, since it shows that opinions were divided on the subject, and therefore makes it almost certain that they would have used what means they had of finding out the truth.
This is an important point, and it must be allowed great weight.
It should be borne in mind that these Semitic craftsmen would for the most part speak Greek rather than Latin, an important point that I have not space to develop here.
This was no doubt an important point in reference to the possibility of recovery.
It will be at once seen that the all-important point in this objection is the apparent acceptance by our Lord of demoniacal possession, as being a correct account of an objective fact.
Hazzard's regiment of Indiana troops I have ordered to the month of Salt Creek, an important point on the turnpike-road leading to Elizabethtown.
The possession of Beaver Dam gave us an important point, as it opened a way toward Richmond by the Negro-foot road.
An important point in dairy economics is the feeding of the cows at regular intervals.
It is an important point in the composition of oil-cakes, that they contain a large proportion of ready-formed fatty matters which can, with but little alteration, be at once transmuted into animal fat.
By this means the warmth is carried further up the limb (sometimes an important point), and the water can more conveniently be medicated with whatever is required than can the poultice.
It is an important point to note that in cases of synovitis the fringes of the synovial membrane become swollen and blood-injected, forming noticeable red elevations at the margins of the cartilages.
This is an important point to be carried in mind by the veterinary surgeon who is accustomed in his practice to have many animals pass through his hands for examination as to soundness.
This is an important point, a houndy carriage of ear being a decided defect.
This squareness of head and jaw is an important point to be considered when choosing an Irish Terrier.
And this is an important point to insist upon, because it is obvious that the conditions of social life are also the prime conditions to any considerable advance upon the sign-making faculty as this occurs in existing apes.
This is such animportant point that we must give his reasons more in detail.
Yet, as this is surely an important point, it may be well to carry the investigations a little further.
This is quite an important point, because a knowledge of pottery marks an important epoch in the culture of a people.
An important point is to feed a proper proportion of flesh-forming ration rather than one which will serve to develop fat at the expense of lean.
In too many instances farmers do not have the proper facilities for curing hams, and do not see to it that such are at hand, an important point in success in this direction.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "important point" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
