Sentence examples for better point out from inspiring English sources

A phenomenological interface model is used to better point out differences and analogies of the two theories.

Investors hoping that 2009 will be better point out that 2008 was marked by two major phenomena unlikely to be repeated: the near-collapse of the world financial system along with the subsequent de facto government takeover of many banks, and the extraordinary bubble in commodities prices that burst in the second half of the year.

Democrats who forced Franken's resignation are hoping they can now stand on a moral high ground and better point out that hypocrisy - and maybe so.

We better point out the importance of this control in the manuscript text.

(On the other hand, it could always be better, they point out).

This novel technique may help clinical surgeons cure the seriously injured patients better and point out a new direction for neural tissue engineering researchers select the suitable biomaterials and seed cells.

Better Together point out that sterlingisation was rejected by Salmond's own independent economic advisers on the Fiscal Commission in its first report in February 2013, on a putative macroeconomic framework for an independent Scotland.

Songs like Call Me [Blondie] is really good, Hot Stuff is better" I point out weakly that he might be wrong; not uniquely, the full 15-minute mix of I Feel Love is my single favourite record to dance to.

It's as if Upton and Andrew, vibing on the fact that the play was written by a gay man who had expressed a wish that the parts be played by men, the better to point out the piece's absurdist point of view, equated Genet's queerness with hating women.

If he or she wants to be promoted or get a better job, point out how leaving work at 3 30 every day works won't be doing anything toward that goal.

A better trend to point out is how many more women than men are pursuing studies in areas such as medicine and law at top universities in their 20s rather than child rearing.