Sentence examples for merely pointed out from inspiring English sources

New Mexico argues that Colorado has merely pointed out areas of inefficient water use without making viable suggestions which would reduce or eliminate the inefficiency.

He merely pointed out the facts, and the inevitable.10 21: Dems, Reps, Inds; youngs, olds, vets, churchgoers: he's sounding pretty presidential.

She said that she had merely pointed out to parents that the dual-language program had bought computers for itself but not for the rest of the school.

It merely pointed out that "wealthfare costs the American taxpayer some three and a half times the cost of welfare for the poor".

"I merely pointed out to them [Black and Morgan] that we do know where they live so if they do want to bully people there may be consequences".

Downing Street sources subsequently rejected Labour's characterisation of the meeting, claiming the Brexit secretary had merely pointed out to Starmer that last week's statement from the European council, offering a Brexit delay, only made reference to the withdrawal agreement.

I merely point out that it is not just children of hoarders who have trying times.

I am merely pointing out that what he did was as low as it gets".

I'm merely pointing out that on Tuesday some cities in England quadrupled their absentee rate.

Human space travel merely points out that the Earth is precious.

In effect, the police officer was merely pointing out where these communities live or work.