Sentence examples for made pointing from inspiring English sources
He defended the progress made, pointing to the number of younger players who have broken into the senior set-up, but made clear his instinct had been to stand behind his resignation statement of the previous evening rather than address his team's failings for a second time.
Based on these histograms, in terms of total pixels at the maximum, a comparison can be made pointing to the nature and the amount of adsorbed organic compounds.
He said it must be remembered how much progress has been made, pointing to the increase in Catholic representation in the service from 8% to the current level of 32%.
Still, Levie says becoming a public company was the best move he could have made, pointing out it would be much harder to go public today and more difficult to raise cash in the tightening private market.
He added that some positive changes have been made, pointing to the fact that in the halls of Morgan Stanley, ten or fifteen federal regulators now roam daily.
She notes the reduction in symptoms and the progress Lilly has made, pointing out her greater sense of well-being.
Point forcefully made, point taken.
Environmental campaigners used theatrics to make points.
But too often the director makes points.
