Sentence examples for made pointing out from inspiring English sources

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.

She notes the reduction in symptoms and the progress Lilly has made, pointing out her greater sense of well-being.

But when it clicks, there's an optimism and uplift in the music that makes pointing out these obvious influences seem like nit-picking.

"Other than houses and cars, home appliances can be the biggest investments homeowners make," points out Chris Granger of Sears Home Services.

Look for better deals Once you know how the money is being spent, you'll be in a better position to see where cutbacks can be made, points out Mr Modray.

The Superintendent of Markets (Mr G. B. Minns) included these figures in a statement he made today pointing out that the supply was declining.

This Children and AIDS: Fifth Stocktaking Report examines current data, trends and the progress that's been made − pointing out disparities in access, coverage and outcomes − and calls for concrete actions to benefit the millions of children, women and families worldwide who bear the burden of the epidemic.

Like someone who is watching you making mistake pointing out that you might want to do things differently.

"Look at all the mistakes the defenders are making," points out the respected commentator Enrique Macaya Marquez during the game, "and look at all the mistakes the forwards are making".

"[Authors] all throw up suffering and see what our characters are made of," pointed out Carson Levine.

Often new discoveries are made, Whewell pointed out, not when new facts are discovered but when the appropriate conception is applied to the facts.