Sentence examples for point out still from inspiring English sources

In the late 1800s, the government made a concerted effort to tame the Wild West by promoting mining, ranching and other industries in the region, which mining officials point out still provide jobs and resources today.

" Tricky first made his name back in 1991 working with Massive Attack under the moniker Tricky Kid – a nickname given to him because he always looked young, which I point out, still applies.

It was only fitting then that Ms. Davis, who was raised in Louisville, Ky., and attended the local performance arts high school, waltzed away with the role of Anita in her school's production of "West Side Story" -- quite a coup for a sophomore, Ms. Davis was careful to point out, still proud of the achievement this many years later.

That is, as 9to5 Mac points out, still pricier than many retailers are currently charging for new versions.

The system, Mr McGregor rightly points out, still relies, ultimately, on terror.

Trafalgar Square, he points out, still has traffic on three sides.

Air France and KLM, he points out, still announce their orders for new planes separately, four years after merging.

The building, he pointed out, still has scrape marks on its stone corners from where horse-drawn carriages would pass by.

More Number Trouble My colleague Ken Paul points out still more singular/plural problems from recent days: Neither Mr. Bo nor Ms. Gu have been given an opportunity to defend themselves publicly.

All new black cabs and PHVs will have to have a "zero emissions" capacity from January 2018 but diesel ones bought before that date could, as Goldsmith pointed out, still be around for years.

We also asked the company about other chat services like Telegram.org (which BitTorrent pointed out still stores messages in the cloud) and Skype (which we use for messaging at TechCrunch).