Sentence examples for contributor points from inspiring English sources

One contributor points out, for example, that "show, don't tell" is a good principle to keep in mind, except when it works better to "tell, don't show".

But as one contributor points out, even if you had in, say, 1880 predicted the car, would you have predicted such social implications as malls, traffic reports or soccer moms?

Bruce Booth, a partner at Atlas Venture in Boston and a FORBES contributor, points out that Pfizer's $7 billion annual R&D budget could fund 900 small biotechs.

After all, as Andrew McCarthy, former prosecutor of the terrorist Sheikh Abdel Rahman and a National Review contributor points out, "they volunteered" to help terrorists!

But another contributor pointed out that this posed a problem for pedestrians, especially those who were not mobile.

If you envision that the resentful party can still be a positive contributor, point out the unacceptable behavior while reaffirming your commitment to that individual.

As one contributor pointed out: "It's helping individuals to know their data, to help them make more informed decisions". And it is that informed choice, the contributor concluded, that can deliver fundamental change within the public sector.

Researchers should avoid seeming "dispassionate" during meetings when discussing a particular illness or condition that impacts on the lives of PPI contributors, and make a genuine effort to understand contributors' points of view.

I talk a lot about action, as my more critical contributors point out in that polite manner that blog commentators tend to have.

When asked about whether or not they trusted privacy companies, contributors pointed to issues of security and opportunistic commercialisation of information.

In Chicana Feminisms: A Critical Reader, many contributors point out the ways in which Chicana/Latina writers used a multi-genre interconnection in their creative and non-creative work.