Sentence examples similar to pinpointing a mistake from inspiring English sources

Pinpointing a best breed proves equally challenging.

"The War in Iraq" (editorial, Sept. 1) correctly pinpoints a number of mistakes the last United States administration made.

"The War in Iraq" (Editorial, Aug. 31) correctly pinpoints a number of mistakes the last U.S. administration made.

One is at the house of Charles Bosk, 56, a professor of sociology and medial ethics at the University of Pennsylvania, who said he was disgusted with Mr. Bush and traced that disgust to the president's inability at a news conference in April to pinpoint any mistakes he might have made.

Their survey pinpointed a number of problems.

Nobody can pinpoint a problem.

Scientists have pinpointed a promising new source of antibiotics: ants.

They always lower their eyes and pinpoint a better option.

The report pinpoints a number of problem areas.

"Pinpoint a seat and buy intelligently".

That information allows police to pinpoint a person's location.