Sentence examples for point out then from inspiring English sources

Let me point out, then, that we have one country, with a tightly integrated economy.

How could you just suddenly know?" Price recounted how Reid had proposed last September and she had said yes, but kept it quiet, before Shephard cut in to point out: "Then you dumped him?" "I haven't had the time to explain it to but you will see in the show," she answered.

If \(h\wedge k\) was shaped on the basis of \ e\), UN advocates point out, then it was bound to get that state of affairs right; the theory never ran any risk of failure, thus did not achieve any particularly significant success either.

As Justice Ginsburg pointed out then, private sector employees commonly don't know what their colleagues are making.

As Jackie Calmes pointed out then: Congressional Republicans as well as Democrats support the level of cuts that Mr. Obama seeks.

One problem, he pointed out then, is the notion that science can be the basis of communication between disparate species.

That Job should suffer and Socrates and Jesus die while the wicked prosper, as the Psalmist (73) points out, then seems unjust.

Of course, as The Lede pointed out then, Mr. Ilyumzhinov has a reputation for being something of an eccentric, believing, among other things, that chess is "a gift from extraterrestrial civilizations".

Many of the things he pointed out then as profound differences between America and other countries continue to be remarked upon today its vociferous democracy, its decentralisation, its liking for voluntary associations, the intensity of its people's religious belief.

If some way can be found to liquefy gas offshore, Mr Santiago points out, then deposits that are currently too remote for the construction of pipelines could be developed, and the gas transported in liquid form by ship instead.

"If there are certain minimal amounts of grain that we are committed to holding at all times," Mr Basu points out, "then it is the same as not holding them".