Sentence examples for and some points of from inspiring English sources

It was a long day of debate, with over 100 speeches made and some points of view repeated a number of times.

Bourke's book was published earlier in England, and the American authors have had the advantage of being able to read it and note some points of disagreement.

And also some points of RC frame are experienced the plastic deformation.

But the Tennessee Valley Authority in the nineteen-thirties was a massive dam-building project in seven states, and there are some points of comparison.

In summary, several hypotheses have been proposed for the incongruence in diversity of birds and mammals at some points of the Cerrado.

All efforts were made to compile an exhaustive list, acknowledging that this is nearly impossible given the informal and transient nature of some points of sale.

The engine too works supremely well and sounds delightfully raucous at some points of the rev band.

Some points of emphasis here.

The rest were sexually active and had at some point of their relationships engaged in CSPs.

These areas are studied more frequently than others due to many reasons, some being convenient and easily accessible and some are points of special interest, partly because they are located in tectonically active regions.

So understood, arguments must adhere to strict standards that determine what counts as evidence and counter-evidence for some point of view.