Sentence examples similar to cost pointed from inspiring English sources
For much of the past year, President Obama lavished praise on a few select hospitals like the Mayo Clinic for delivering high-quality care at low costs, but a pointed analysis published Wednesday in an influential medical journal suggests that the president's praise may be unwarranted.
Point to its pointed teeth.
Hancock might share political vision with Michael Fallon at defence, but he will necessarily be asking pointed and persistent questions about costs and procurement?
Of course, it makes me think you should just look for another gaming headset altogether and save yourself the cost of buying hardware with a bullet-pointed feature that isn't useful.
For as long as they hold that view, we will continue a pointed political campaign – and this will cost them massively electorally in the lead up to the next election".
Due to the high level of automation, the initial cost of the DTO systems is much higher than the traditional metro systems as pointed out in [11].
But the CREW complaint says the group's less-pointed "electioneering" ads — costing $4.6 million in all — crossed the line as well.
As the Weekly Standard's Jay Cost pointed out this week, if you compare results primary by primary, Romney is actually running "a pretty solid 4-6 percent" ahead of John McCain's 2008 campaign — "not the sign of a particularly dominant front-runner," Cost allows, "but also not the sign of a uniquely weak one, either".
