Sentence examples for approach pointing from inspiring English sources

Still, others question that approach, pointing out that moving air is much lighter and more effective than aluminum fins.

American officials say they have encouraged and supported the new approach, pointing to the lack of opportunity here.

In Montreal, the Administration's chief climate negotiator, Harlan Watson, has been touting the efficacy of the voluntary approach, pointing out that between 2000 and 2003 the United States' carbon-dioxide emissions dropped by.8percentnt.8percent

According to an aide present in the room, Ms. Lofgren warned against a piecemeal approach, pointing to the five immigration bills that have already passed through House committees, largely on party-line votes.

Eli Manning took a more bottom-line approach, pointing out that he was happy with the back flips because "that means he's scoring touchdowns, so that's fine by me".

A follow-the-sausage ordering strategy would be prudent, as would a follow-the-bacon approach, pointing you toward the Alsatian soup, brimming with white beans as well as bacon, and the baeckeoffe, a traditional Alsatian casserole with bacon, lamb, oxtails and no small measure of potatoes.

This approach points to the development of a full scale-up procedure employing exclusively laboratory reactor information.

Thus, our approach points out the convenience of purification and functionalization of SWCNT to a one-pot manufacturing process.

There are pitfalls in the phase randomization approach pointed out in [27] and ergodicity can sometimes be destroyed.

This first approach pointed to a specific expression of MtGS2b in developing seeds (Data not shown).

At the qualitative level, this approach points to the successive emergence of enriched huBPs, with innovations that are specific to each evolutionary period (figs. 5 and 6).