Sentence examples for point out that given from inspiring English sources

Some defenders of this deal will no doubt point out that, given China's state-dominated business system, foreign banks have little strategic choice other than becoming minority partners with a big Chinese bank.

Some critics point out that, given Mr Campbell's form as a bully of journalists, the BBC's defensiveness was understandable.

Analysts also point out that given the rampant corruption and numerous secret services here, buying or arranging a passage across the border is not impossible.

Plenty of people will point out that, given the last few years of budget fights, relying on House Republicans to act rationally and not do something that looks suicidal is not wise.

By drawing people's attention away from them, I'm only meaning to point out that (given the impossibility of proof either way) we don't take the leap of assenting to the truth claims because they, themselves, are compelling as ideas.

Another would be to point out that given the majority of those films are located in cities (New York, for instance, is 44% white; Los Angeles is 41%), it's a pretty shonky way to show the world we live in.

Boockvar points out that given this week's volatility, anything can happen.

Leaders in the marijuana trade point out that giving accounts to businesses would allow for more transparency and meticulous regulation and would help ensure that jurisdictions receive the taxes they are entitled to.

If you're a Democrat, constituents are sure to point out that giving money to billionaires — the Bucks owners' combined net worth is around $4 billion — might not the best use of taxpayer largesse.

When the UIFSM policy was announced 18 months ago, heads were quick to point out that giving free meals to infants might well result in parents no longer applying for FSM.

They also point out that giving up a job feels too risky – of the 2.67 million who are currently unemployed, 1.12 million are women, the highest for 25 years.