Sentence examples for a case in point from from inspiring English sources

A case in point from a recent on-line initiative by the US National Institute of Health NIFF) is presented to illustrate how such institutions can be built.

A case in point from another part of the world is in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, where farmer groups in over 700 communities agreed to collectively monitor groundwater levels, to plan their crop planting jointly and to adopt water-saving techniques.

Hope Warshaw: "The 6.8percentt statistic, a case in point from one study, is evidence that most people with type 2 diabetes, most of whom see a primary care provider, are not getting referred for diabetes self-management education.

Agüero's second goal was a case in point, originating from Ross Barkley trying to head the ball to his goalkeeper from the edge of the penalty area.

A case in point comes from Virtual Ubiquity, a start-up in the Boston area that has rethought what a Web-based word processor should be.

Gestede is a case in point: bought from Cardiff for £200,000, his eventual price could be 25 times more than that after 12 months.

The last ball of the Anderson's over was a case in point, bowled from round the wicket and swinging in but Morkel stops his drive mid swing and digs it out.

A case in point: salvaged from cult obscurity in the 1980s, director Ed Wood's 1959 sci-fi schlock-fest Plan 9 From Outer Space is, by nobody's definition, a finely made piece of work, but few would deny its status as a kitschy classic.

A case in point comes from Pacific Gas & Electric Company.

A case in point: refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo remain one of the most displaced populations in the world.

A case in point comes from Uganda.