Sentence examples for has accurately pointed from inspiring English sources

The BBC has accurately pointed out that it is within its legal rights to serve up foie gras seven days a week, 365 days a year, if it so desires – but what about its ethical obligations?

"It did, indeed, point to a 2.8% growth effect in 80 years, by 2095, as we have accurately pointed out earlier in the week".

Some liberals like my friend Arianna Huffington have accurately pointed out that the problem with the president's stimulus is just how poorly it was administered.

In this methodological study we have explicitly evaluated the reproducibility of the method in patients with T2D and persons without T2D and we have accurately pointed out the main sources and sizes of variability.

I cannot get my message out whatsoever, as the media has so accurately pointed out.

Of course, it should also be noted that in "Hang 'Em High -type Westerns, lawmen migHigh -typeen accurately pointing out the penalty for committing murder Westernsy taunted outlawmenith the gallows.

He has accurately read the mood of restive voters.

If you must summarize, ask whether you have accurately recorded the point.

There has been some discussion about what constitutes a species, and is accurately pointed out there is not satisfactory definition for a species.

If you can imagine someone speaking in italics punctuated by exclamation points, you have accurately imagined Ainsley Harriott.

However, the variations in method of analsis, presentations of results, doses, durat ion as well as the geographical difference of the plants reviewed in this study has made it difficult to accurately point out plant/compounds with the best reported antioxidants and hepatoprotective activities.