Sentence examples for appropriately pointed out from inspiring English sources
This would eliminate a tax on the 0.2 wealthiest Americans, which the Washington Post appropriately pointed out is not exactly in tune with all the happy talk from Republican presidential candidates over their worries about income inequality.
Each figure conveys important data and the Discussion appropriately points out potential clinical implications.
The reviewers appropriately point out that there are important differences between the mouse and human SVZ, and we have accordingly revised the text.
Allori et al. (2007, Other Internet Resources) appropriately have pointed out that this position amounts to avoiding commitment about the PO ontology of the theory and, consequently, to leaving vague the precise and meaningful connections it permits to be established between the mathematical description of the unfolding of physical processes and our perception of them.
Their readings created commanded rapt attention in the appropriately named Pioneer Women's Memorial Garden, as @katykat pointed out: Katie Hannan (@katykat) Lucy's voice is engaging, sultry, keeps me focused.
In a recently written post, Dougherty pointed out the failure of MSM to appropriately and accurately frame a story -- thus giving disinformation to the general public.
Those hybrids have been pointed out to the operators in the facilities and appropriately removed from the stock.
Rather appropriately, it turns out that there is an anagram of Nessisteras rhombopteryx, pointed out in the Daily Telegraph a few days later: "Monster hoax by Sir Peter S".
Some medical experts applauded the analysis, saying that the two investigators had pointed out serious flaws in the mammography studies and that they had appropriately emphasized that there were real risks of having the diagnostic test.
One of the things Jericho pointed out, and the viewers pointed out: [Viewers are possibly not] being appropriately counted.
They pointed out that acceleration is in phase with head position and thus, if appropriately weighted, could approximate a position signal to the eye muscles.
