Sentence examples for body points from inspiring English sources

Stephen Hearnden of Intellect, an IT trade body, points out that many big telecoms firms do R&D in Britain.

(In the depression-specific treatment, needles are inserted at body points that are said to correspond to symptoms like anxiety, withdrawal and apathy).

The teachers' pay-review body points out that 16% of trainees drop out of their courses and, of those who finish them, 20% fail to get a job in teaching.

As Statistics New Zealand, that country's official statistics body, points out: "[Sexual orientation] is conceptually difficult to define and measure, particularly given the self-completed nature and limited space of census forms".

But the New York Nightlife Association, a trade body, points out that the study covered workers in fast-food restaurants that had never allowed smoking on their premises, even before the ban.

However, the European Fund and Asset Management Association, a trade body, points out that the vast majority of them trade under the UCITS (Undertakings for Collective Investments in Transferable Securities) rules, which limit some of the risks outlined by the BIS and the FSB.

"Joel's got a big body, but Greg brings athleticism with the big body," point guard Steve Blake said.

In the early 1970s, he had devised his own method of scanning the human body point by point, originally intended to produce data rather than pictures.

A few wore the feathered headdresses and body point of indigenous groups, who fear the new government will accelerate the erosion of their territory.

Stephen Greene, the chair of the NCS's governing body, pointed out that Cameron would perform an ambassadorial role for the charity, but not be involved in its governance.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said leading indicators for the 34-nation body point to "weakening growth in coming quarters" for most major economies.