Sentence examples for happening points from inspiring English sources

Such exemptions might have brought Volkswagen's ruse to light sooner or prevented it from ever happening, points out Donald Robinson at the Free Software Foundation. .

He wrote lengthy memos analysing what was happening, pointing to the "new factor" of the so-called information technology revolution.

And that's what happened, point blank.

Couldn't happen, point out some po-faced readers on the Virgin website: its not possible.

When this happens, point out that William Butler Yeats also had to listen to Freudian cheap shots from his friend Ezra Pound, who called his Thoor Ballylee "Ballyphallus".

But the lawyer representing the bar claims the whole thing never happened, pointing to Piatek's receipt from the day in question.

There were 5 alternative answers to each question and each answer represented a score (definitely will not, 1 point; impossible, 2 points; possible, 3 points; will happen, 4 points; definitely will, 5 points).

An important shift is happening towards point-of-care manufacturing for medical models in a hospital environment.

"Market changes happen at points of discontinuity," Mr. Augustin said.

"Things happen at points, and her seeing past that made her human to me".

In practice, there is no consequence in doing this because it always happened for points deep in in our tests.