Sentence examples for are often pointed out from inspiring English sources
Among these large molecules to be considered, asphaltenes play a major role and are often pointed out to be responsible for the industrial issues: plugging porosity, coking support and metal sulphide active phase, poisoning hydrogenating metal.
Conflict and strained relations are often pointed out [ 3, 5, 7, 9, 24].
Despite the fact that its limitations are often pointed out, Bazett's formula from 1920 is the one used most frequently.
I was often pointed out to other children as an example.
Shakespeare, it's often pointed out, broke almost every rule in the book.
As is often pointed out, criticism of Israel is not necessarily anti-Semitic any more than criticism of any particular Jew is.
It has been often pointed out that Latin suitmarks and courts bear a military flavour, Germanic ones a rustic flavour, and Anglo-French ones a courtly flavour.
It is often pointed out that golfers are not paid for playing in the Ryder Cup, adding to its fan appeal.
It's often pointed out, as if it's surprising, that Jepsen is thirty — i.e., older than her sound suggests.
It's often pointed out that the four members of a string quartet are bound together in a kind of marriage.
