Sentence examples for mail points from inspiring English sources
Staines, the Daily Mail points out, is "more than just Ali G's hangout".
The Daily Mail points out that he is currently earning £2m a year in China, which may help.
The Mail points out that its campaign on behalf of Stephen Lawrence could not have happened without off-the-record briefings to the paper by senior police officers.
Rather, Ramsay faces allegations of a managerial nature, The Daily Mail points out.
Instead, he dresses like a Dick Tracy villain and, as the Daily Mail points out, owns 11 racehorses.
As The Globe and Mail points out, Canada's other provinces have "an independent body [that] investigates deaths, serious injuries and other high-profile cases that involve police officers".
Royal Mail pointed out that the letters market is in structural decline – of 4 to 6 per cent a year.
The Mail pointed out that the job title matches that of Jessica Hynes's masterfully protrayed PR bimbo character in Olympics spoof Twenty Twelve.
John Meehan, the editor of the Hull Daily Mail, pointed out that 60 local BBC TV services largely overlapped with the catchment areas of 75 evening newspapers.
Rather it positioned itself to clients as a method of closing sales that can be more efficient than direct mail, point-of-purchase displays and salespeople.
And while we might think it's only a few teeth, as James Mirtle at the Globe and Mail pointed out last summer, the long-term effects can be rather devastating.
