Sentence examples for but at important points from inspiring English sources
In their depictions of how the case was handled, the former officials suggested that Mr. Tenet, who was Mr. Deutch's deputy and then succeeded him, had the information and the means to ensure that an effective investigation of Mr. Deutch was conducted but at important points failed to do so.
His books are full of marvellous translations, and many of his best poems crest at important points with quotations — long, verbatim quotations — from great authors.
For example, take the full-moon shape against which the characters are silhouetted at important points in the story of Maus, as if on a movie poster.
Resembling that practiced elsewhere in Middle America, it involves the choice of godparents at important points in the life of a child or in the lives of his parents.
But "Sylvia" plays slow and loose with the authenticities of Plath's life, rearranging chunks of her existence as if moving furniture around a room, and eliding the dramatis personae at important points.
The soundtrack, which sets the melancholy mood, uses both an opera singer's a capella lament and an accordion, a typical, sweet Israel sound that becomes appropriately spooky at important points in the film.
For example, he notes, vitamin D levels that dip at important points in fetal development could also be important.
This would allow for a better assessment of attentional disengagements at important points during the term (before or after exams) and better examine whether the type and frequency of attentional disengagements are salient predictors of performance.
In conclusion, there are unacceptably high levels of LTFU of HIV-exposed infants at important points of the PMTCT cascade.
