Sentence examples for material points out from inspiring English sources

Though, as the press material points out, "This is not Call of Duty in Vietnam".

The company's material points out that this is the first show it has created since its pavilion at the 1964 World's Fair, where the exhibitions were designed by Charles Eames (who a few years earlier had created, with his wife, Ray, a landmark exhibition, "Mathematica," for I.B.M. that after a half-century is still impressive and readily sampled at major science museums).

Upon graduation from the Northern School, his publicity materials point out, he won the highest mark ever given for a performing arts degree.

The materials pointed out as available for this object are classed under the several reigns of the sovereigns of England from the conquest with especial attention to the attainders and forfeitures incurred in the Civil Wars of Ireland.

These examples of application of MEO2MA-based materials point out to their considerable promise as thermo-responsive systems for pharmaceutical and biomedical industries.

Though Jonkers is aware of the challenges of reaching wide adoption of the material, he points out that in particularly vulnerable environments – such as coastal communities or tropical regions that are increasingly experiencing extreme rainfall – some are already seeing the cost-benefit analysis of using this technology from the outset.

One benefit to art made from found materials, he points out: "The supplies are free".

Most electrically conductive materials, he points out, are hydrophilic: Water spreads readily on them, thoroughly wetting the surface.

Still, de Heer cautions that inexpensive ingredients don't guarantee low costs: Related carbon molecules called buckyballs can be made from cheap starting materials, he points out, yet they remain more expensive than gold.

"You can play with Legos or recycled materials," she points out, "But space and time to do it comfortably, where it's unhampered or uninterrupted by sharing space in congested urban dwellings, this is lacking".

The Bennett at the desk knows, on some level, that Miss Shepherd may well end up providing him with "good material" (though, he points out, "I wasn't nurturing her as a possible subject").