Sentence examples similar to got pinpointed from inspiring English sources

In recent years, as more defendants have been exonerated, criminologists and legal scholars have pinpointed factors that compromise investigations and trials.

I'd rather have pinpointed ads than the drivel I have to skip through on TiVo.

Recent genetic studies have pinpointed protein farnesyltransferase as a key negative regulator controlling ABA sensitivity in the guard cells.

Now, in the first study of its kind, researchers have pinpointed early warning signs for the disruption of a food web in a lake.

I'm excited about chasing new dreams and old dreams, and glad to have pinpointed bad habits that I need to stop.

And if you aren't willing to pay for things that are important (an editor, a cover designer, pinpointed advertising, a publicist to help you get reviews) you may as well file the book into a folder on your desktop and get a job at the Gap.

You think you have it pinpointed and it comes so fast and it rises so quickly you can't adjust to it.

Other long-term studies have also pinpointed exercise as the single most potent predictor of healthy longevity, in women as well as in men.

It re-charges us the second our monologues become strategically pinpointed, self destructing drone strikes.

"The ultimate goal," Sahlins retorts, is merely "better aim" - more pinpointed killing.

So far this year, the attacks have been more pinpointed and less sweeping than the low-blow Swift Boat ads of 2004.