Sentence examples for days point from inspiring English sources

Rapid growth of new vessels is observed in next few days (point x), and by day 15-25 neovascularization has reached a maximum (point y).

But several developments in recent days point to problems that could threaten the success of the new law.

In these post-Marbury, post-Iverson days, point guards do not enroll in college for the luxury of being apprentices.

Two articles in The New York Times in recent days point to both subtle and overt forces holding women back in our society.

Champions of the city who inveigh against sprawl these days point to the writing of Richard Florida, the sociologist whose books describe a "creative class" who make cities work better than suburbs.

There were 6 animals studied at each time (59 and 63 days) point for each of 4 groups.

He did, and then some, spending two days pointing himself out in videos for different detectives.

Ms. Duke, who puts herself on the lemonade diet four times a year for a week to 12 days, pointed to other supposed benefits.

"A thorough review of our options in the last few days points to this as the best course for Willamette shareholders," said Jackie Lang, a Willamette spokeswoman.

Open Magazine, in a piece creatively titled "Dark Nights (and Days)," pointed to the central government's inability to stop state governments from overdrawing electricity.

Kevin Hemker, the Mechanical Engineering Department chair, who attended both of the design days, pointed out that differences exist in the way the programs are structured.