Sentence examples for change pointed from inspiring English sources

Indian newspapers, just for a change, pointed the finger at Pakistan.

The swift change pointed up an emerging issue in the coverage of the war: how to define progress, or the lack of it.

Proponents of the change pointed to Canada, Germany, Britain and other countries where Claritin has been sold without prescriptions for more than a decade at much lower prices.

Another activist, who questioned South African president Jacob Zuma's commitment to combating climate change, pointed out the irony of the conference being held in the heartland of the country's petrochemical industry.

Resurgence of infectious diseases such as malaria and dengue, shortage of drinking water, and reduced agricultural production due to outbreaks of pests and diseases are among long-term impacts of climate change pointed out in the report.

To know if the individuals are following or not the advice, we will (a) apply the stages of change pointed out by Prochaska and DiClemente to each behavior and we will (b) use a questionnaire of frequency of food intake (regarding both risk foods and cancer protective foods).

And Naomi says that needs to change, pointing to the death of salon owner Jean Huang earlier this year.

We hypothesized that the change points represented meiotic crossover events.

Three of these singular genes have no change points according to the Bayesian change point model.

Other general procedures for finding change points in continuous functions are the so-called change point techniques.

The changes point up the intensifying competition in the casino category as several trends converge.