Sentence examples for concept points from inspiring English sources

This way of developing the concept points once more to its relevance for religious life: to experience order in these terms is to experience God as present in the world, and caring for it.

Specifically, his "Tiny Habits" concept points the way towards sustainable health improvements by proving that baby steps essentially‒the smaller the better‒have the power to make big, compounding impacts.

The fetal programming concept points to the possible deleterious role played by catch-up growth in body composition and in metabolic complications.

"We feel there needs to be a way for government and industry to talk to each other before they come to the concept point," Cansoy says.

"At this moment, from a concept point of view, we are looking at how much space we can create below the university campus if we really want to utilize the underground space," said Mr. Zhao.

Ms Sturgeon described public ownership of airports as "a familiar concept", pointing out that the Scottish government already had responsibility for 11 airports through Highlands and Islands Airports Limited.

Pentax is showing off their X-Change concept point and shoot at PhotoKina this year and what they've come up with is a small, portable camera with replaceable lenses.

Ye et al. (1999) made a detailed description of the concept, pointing out that a fluid dynamic field is an integration of temperature, pressure, fluid potential, and structural stress fields in a sedimentary basin and their relations.

VanDerWerff noted that he thoroughly enjoyed the concept, pointing out that the "sheer level of crazy stuff that goes on in this episode makes it fun to watch".

Documentation includes a URL within a Format concept pointing to its documentation.

A concept pointed out by Bastable (2008) is that students' critical-thinking capabilities are enhanced if they have a voice in the learning process.