Sentence examples for make some important points from inspiring English sources

The authors make some important points...

Before I detail those, let me make some important points about our 2011 priorities.

Your article about which Christmas trees to buy (Fake or real: which ones look best – and won't cost the Earth?, 8 December) failed to make some important points that need seriously considering if all environmental consequences are to be taken into account when making an informed decision about choice of tree.

And while space prohibits a long exploration into this matter, we will be able to make some important points about the likelihood of successfully showing the reliability of memory.

Kailath made some important points about making breakthroughs in engineering, specifically.

GUY GEIER Cranbury, N.J., June 8, 2011 To the Editor: Robert Bryce makes some important points but overlooks one of the central benefits of renewable energy sources: they are renewable.

Brian McTier by email Even Jeremy Paxman said that he thought Tony Blair had made some important points about the relationship between the media and politics.

Judy Greengrass London Jackie Ashley writes with her usual eloquent passion (Let's be brutally honest. This EU remain campaign is failing, 30 March) and makes some important points about the EU campaign.

Warden also makes some important points about the need to encourage greater openness from data scientists, and I include the paragraph below because he puts it better than I could: What am I doing about it?

Jenkins makes some important points about the nature of Minecraft fandom: the fact that children don't just play, but they also watch other people play through YouTube channels like Stampy and Yogscast.

Here's an excerpt from her piece that makes some important points: It is heartening to see that when a reporter is killed in the forest, people hear about it.