"He could have pointed out how we were five minutes from the brink of anarchy".
Guerinot could have pointed this out just by picking up the scissors".
"I've seen him sharper," said Girardi, who could have pointed to most of Hughes's starts this season.
She could have pointed out that American conservatism is currently being disfigured not just by populism, but also by nepotism.
(Mr. Specter could have pointed out that, whatever its virtues, the Senate is not designed for speed).
They could have pointed out that copying the UK's model merely leads to disaster and a race to the bottom.
Mr. Haynes could have pointed out that he recorded each song with its composer, but he didn't.
It could have pointed out, as Mr Clarke conceded, that even had it done everything Mr Clarke wanted, it probably could not have stopped the September attacks.
The government could have pointed to the Palestinian Authority's unilateralism to argue that it is Palestinian rejectionism that makes peace unlikely — a case that actually makes sense.
"Either side could have pointed to some incident and said 'We have to go to war with these guys' — because they were already at war".
In this case, federal investigators reporting to Moscow took over and blocked any inquiry that could have pointed to senior officials.
