Sentence examples for including pointing out from inspiring English sources
On CNBC, Rick Santelli spewed out incomprehensible acronyms and numbers in that rapid-fire style of his, while Fox tried to explain things more simply — including pointing out that commodity futures would eventually "translate into the price of your groceries".
Taking a number of shots at Apple – including pointing out the fact that its phone was slightly smaller and didn't have the iPhone's visible antenna lines – the Mate S has a small, curved design and runs a custom version of Android.
The article begins this section with an introduction to the concepts behind this form of argument – including pointing out that the conditions of consent are not rights, but are ties to assumptions as to the substance of regulation, the function of consent, and the actors involved (section 12).
HTC can say whatever they want regarding Apple's handling of Antennagate — including pointing out that other cell phones have the same issue — but it's a good thing that Gruber is around to remind them that even they warn users that holding the HTC Eris in a certain way can degrade the signal and kill the battery faster.
Biden exposed Congressman Ryan's extreme ideas including pointing out the affect of the Ryan budget on the poor, the middle-class, and how it would put this country on a path to poverty.
She played every angle, including pointing out when they would go on sale, mentioning all her friends have one, and being on her best cramming-for-the-holidays behavior.
And that should have included pointing out that almost 90percentt of the more than six million females ages 15 to 17 in the new majority are still living with their parents.
He said his lobbying effort with Mr. McKenzie included pointing out that "I wanted to be there for the whole night, dancing for the audience" in more substantial roles.
THE Bush arsenal includes pointing out that a proliferation of "green tape" has made blocking energy projects on environmental grounds too easy, and that it has cost the nation an adequate fuel supply.
By then, Martine's jokes had become corny, and his delivery increasingly hesitant; indeed, the show regularly featured his verbal spats with Les Dawson, the latter sometimes commenting, "Has Fey Ray finished yet?" Martine's replies included pointing out Dawson's resemblance to Quasimodo.
Tools include: pointing out industry awards and recognition from industry influencers, becoming a trusted source on key industry data points such as trends, market shares, white papers and podcasts, and following the latest industry buzz.
