Sentence examples for pointed as an example from inspiring English sources

They pointed, as an example, to his effort in a speech on Wednesday in Pittsburgh to push for Senate passage of his energy and climate change legislation.

She pointed, as an example, to Faire, an online marketplace that connects independent retailers directly with product manufacturers, so they can place wholesale orders and track shipments online, as well as return the items that don't sell in their stores.

However, "sporting bodies have a long tradition of lagging behind technological developments", says BPSA's Mumford, pointing as an example to performance-enhancing drugs, which appear to have been in use a long time before they were prohibited.

They point as an example to Mr. Rather's famously heated exchange with Vice President George Bush in an interview in the 1988 presidential campaign, when he pressed Mr. Bush hard on the Iran-contra scandal.

Another RT America host, Abby Martin, had previously denounced the annexation in an on-air diatribe, which RT pointed to as an example of its openness to opposing viewpoints.

The CoTweet acquisition is now being pointed to as an example of how businesses can be built on top of Twitter.

"We are pointed to as an example of best practices inside the spirit of the conventions".

During the SARS outbreak in Canada, often pointed to as an example of the county's public health response, 44 died overall.

The Yuzhno-Russkoye field, which Gazprom points to as an example of its resurgence, is a case in point.

There are very few indigenous Irish companies that SFI can point to as an example of how governmental research funding has led directly to new Irish jobs.

It's a vote columnists and political commentators often point to as an example of Brown's independence and willingness to buck his party.