Sentence examples for effectively points out from inspiring English sources

Although there's not much quantitative work in the paper on the direct effects of polarized light pollution, Frost says it effectively points out how the phenomenon is much more widespread than anyone could have expected.

The Catholic Bishops being the repository of authority does not go unchallenged, as Gary Gutting effectively points out.

More importantly -- the whole reason for this blog -- as Judge Easterly's opinion so effectively points out: Not nearly enough steps have been taken (in the District of Columbia, or I respectfully submit, across the country) to address the reliability problems that continue to plague forensic science in the courtroom -- problems identified way back in 2009 by the highly respected NAS report.

Prizes tap the creativity of the private sector to solve problems very effectively, points out Michael Kremer, a Harvard economist and leader in trying to popularize the prize idea.

There's definitely a space to criticize the president, but potshots only neuter Smiley and West's ability to effectively point out Obama's flaws.

As effectively pointed out by Norton (2011a, 7), Einstein was extremely careful to emphasize that the precession phenomenon had been derived "without having to posit any special [auxiliary] hypotheses at all".

"So it's negotiable?" Holt asked, effectively pointing out that Trump's audit excuse is just that.

But, Ms. Soo Hoo effectively pointed out that along with Ms. Wright, all of the witnesses against Mr. Turner were government collaborators who had great motive to say whatever the government told them to say.

"There are lots of ways to shade someone effectively without using your fists," he points out.

"There's only a certain number of ways in which animals can move effectively," MacIver pointed out.

German government bonds don't look like an especially good investment; the return out to 10 years, Mr Krugman points out, is effectively zero.