Sentence examples for another striking point from inspiring English sources

Then Papas made another striking point: that "guests also retain the ability to take action against hosts".

Another striking point is finding random walks in species known for their high cognitive abilities [32].

Another striking point is that even if WD-40 sequences from het-D and HNWD1, and from het-E and HNWD3 are mixed (Figure S3), WD-40 sequences tend to cluster by gene of origin, suggesting preferential intralocus recombinations.

Another striking point is the GPs' attitude towards nursing home visits.

Another striking point is that the criteria as to what constitutes lumbar degenerative disease are often not expressly stated.

Another striking point within the aPKC subgroup is the high content of homologous amino acids between them (72% overall) (Akimoto et al., 1994) which limits the availability of isoform-specific tools.

Which brings me neatly to the second striking point in Hypponen's lecture.

One striking point is that different groups deal in different ways with the same food in accordance with special capacities.

Perhaps the first most striking point it demonstrates is the number of targets that the Guardian were working towards last year.

But, and this is the striking point, we are the only country where the rich have been hit as hard as the poor.

"I hope to keep doing well in the sense that I can pay them more!" But she makes a striking point about her continuing struggle.