Sentence examples for it point out how from inspiring English sources

One, if this was not a terrorist action, doesn't it point out how easy it would be for a terrorist to incapacitate large chunks of the United States?

Then go into detail about how the camera was made, and point out that while some improvements were instituted since the one before it, point out how it's technically deficient or inadequate and state emphatically that he would have been better off getting a different model.

In its submission to the Collins review, it pointed out how little progress the party had made in getting black and ethnic minorities into Parliament and local government.

It has frequent unexpected insights for example, it points out how Wal-Mart has to some extent persuaded its customers to hold its stock for it.

I think it points out how good the system is".

That's the terrible thing: it points out how miserable you are.

Presented by the novelist Zia Haider Rahman, it pointed out how metaphors supplant real-life situations with more romantic images.

"It points out how important it now is for these companies that Europe and Asia continue to be strong," said H. Clinton Vaughan, an analyst at Salomon Smith Barney in San Francisco.

It points out how many of the human resource (HR) management systems of organizations can be individualized, as well as how the job design and leadership practices of an organization can and should be.

This is perhaps the most important shot in the film, for it points out how the cruel poverty and suffering imposed by the harsh village life was in many ways responsible for the murder.

Williams joined the show two years after the website Jezebel created a firestorm when it pointed out how few female writers and other staff worked at The Daily Show.