Sentence examples for a point discussed from inspiring English sources

This is what it means to have an implicit government guarantee – a point discussed at the roundtable with Gary Gensler, the C.F.T.C. chairman, during one of his very effective interventions on Thursday.

Right now, it's 1.9%.There are myriad, credible explanations for these puzzles; at one time or another I have advanced all of them: GDP has been held back by bad luck and the usual headwinds of post-crisis deleveraging (a point discussed here in this week's print edition).

AGEI was relatively weak in that assessment, a point discussed later.

Whether this is actually an optimal situation for the BAL is a point discussed later.

It is important to note that activated microglia can also mediate anti-inflammatory activity, a point discussed below.

Rapa mice exhibited lower, but not statistically significant, survival compared to controls (P = 0.1015), a point discussed below.

Depending on the learning goal of the lesson(s) collaborative activities will vary in complexity: comparing notes, sharing information, answering questions, explaining how ideas are connected in the text, arguing a point, discussing different perspectives, or working together to research a topic.

A critical point discussed in the international literature is the time elapsed between augmentation procedure and exposure.

A final point discussed in this article concerns how each model at present fails to adequately annotate grammatical metaphors in discourse.

Did you at any point discuss a settlement deal with the S.E.C.? Nope.

The underwriters, who at one point discussed a price as high as $40, settled on $38 a share.