Sentence examples for appropriate to point from inspiring English sources

It would be appropriate to point out the obvious: Our president had tumbled over the edge and was endangering the nation.

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The companies declined to make the information available tonight, but said in their statement that "it is appropriate to point out that the information the companies will share with N.H.T.S.A. includes no reports of serious accidents, fatalities or serious injuries".

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It is more appropriate to point out that the transfer of knowledge can be defined by multiple points of view and it should be differentiated from the transfer of technology (technology transfer or commercialization of science).

As a final note for this section, it is appropriate to point out that the scanning probe techniques, like other scanning techniques (e.g. e-beam and ion beam), have a limited throughput because they are serial processes.

In response to gravity and other factors, like light, plant growth is regulated by the growth hormone auxin, which is released to lengthen appropriate cells to point stems up and roots down or to bend stems toward the light.

It is appropriate here to point out that comfort ought not to be taken from the possibility of directly verifying an analogical argument's conclusion.

The most appropriate response is to point and laugh.

As for conditions at the sea, she said, "We can't support and don't believe it's appropriate to be pointing to the Quantification Settlement Agreement".

"So raising awareness and then to point out appropriate steps, possible steps that the ordinary person like ourselves can take to end it".