Sentence examples for network points from inspiring English sources

"People's mobile number may be the most guarded number they have after their Social Security number," Mr. Lee of Distributive Network points out.

But Don Rowe, senior adviser on curriculum resources for the Citizenship Foundation, which administers the network, points out its aim is simply to "increase the young people's understanding of how our society works, so that they will feel more comfortable engaging with people in power and have more faith in the system and how it works.

Vulnerable network points outside the home are spreading like kudzu, too.

Stephen Brookes from the Disability Hate Crime Network points to figures from Cumbria.

The flexibility of network points affects the possibility of rupture, polymer orientation and strain-induced crystallization.

Chain flexibility and rupturability of network points affect the strain-induced crystallization and stress strain relation.

"From the network point of view, it was phenomenal.

Michael Schwimmer, senior vice president for programming of Dish Network, pointed out that foreign television stations are eager to broadcast in the United States.

The Tokyo-based Dolphin and Whale Action Network pointed to the enormous cost of Japan's whaling programme, despite a dramatic drop in whale meat consumption.

"Telecom services are much more complex from a network point of view than pay-TV," he says.

As the Postdoc Network pointed out last week, some institutions have set minimum salary guidelines for "temporary employee" postdocs.