Sentence examples for and it pointed the from inspiring English sources

But the university disagreed with other allegations, and it pointed the finger at rival Auburn for turning in the Crimson Tide five years ago on an alleged violation.

It was a success and it pointed the way forward and helped with some of the reform initiatives that continue to this day".

But its assured style and sound, as well as Madonna's savvy approach to videos, helped the singer make the leap from dance diva to pop phenom, and it pointed the direction for a host of female vocalists from Janet Jackson to Debbie Gibson.

It will obviously alter the world of gaming, and it points the way to new possibilities in cinema, too.

And it points the finger at member states themselves more than Brussels - because about 80% of EU spending is conducted by national and regional authorities.

The long-awaited postmortem into what wrong with the opinion polls ahead of last year's general election is published on Tuesday, and it points the finger at pollsters' failure to reach enough Conservative voters.

"I think it is a very good paper with important results," she says, and it points the way to future studies that could break down the learning process in even more detail.

It points to the interconnectedness of the government and repression, and it points to the dominance of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), intelligence, Khamenei and their loyalists.

It also points to the interconnectedness of Shiite Islam, power and authoritarianism, and it points to the dominance of the IRGC, intelligence, Khamenei and their loyalists.

The equivalent residue in ValA is Arg277, and it points in the opposite direction (see the green side chains in Figure 5).

Moreover, hundreds of Autonomous Systems are involved in the P2P-TV traffic and it points out the lack of locality-aware mechanisms for these systems.