Sentence examples for enumerated points from inspiring English sources
You could see the extent to which he'd assimilated it – he clasped it with his other hand, and enumerated points on its plastic fingers.
He approaches issues didactically, packaging them in discreet blocks with enumerated points.
The agreement contains several enumerated points asserting a general commitment to the idea that "climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time" and asserts that "deep cuts" in global emissions were required.
"Saving Alma Mater" is a useful primer on academic dysfunction, but it seems designed mostly as a how-to guide for trustees and administrators, with graphs and enough bulleted or enumerated points for several PowerPoint presentations.
The need for enumerating points in O(2 k ) subspaces using the multi-dimensional index structure introduces computational cost as well as inefficiency.
"They have enumerated their points to people's sense of running a more sound business," Clark said.
The code enumerated key points known as "don'ts," ensuring, for instance, that there was no suggestiveness, profanity or use of drugs in the pictures.
He speaks in full paragraphs, often enumerating his points, and his tone is resolutely measured.
This can be as simple as a form that enumerates the points one wishes to note on a particular examination [45], ensuring that significant findings are not missed and that interruptions and distractions do not interfere with the completion of tasks [46].
He then enumerated fourteen bullet points, sounding more and more like an activist, not an analyst, as he went.
Luce explained that Smith and Perot had exchanged a series of letters by fax, which enumerated all the points covered by the agreement.
