Sentence examples for pointed for example from inspiring English sources
They have pointed, for example, to the continued reports of short-lived iodine in the spent fuel pool by Reactor No..3.
He pointed, for example, to what he said had been the reluctance of state Republican leaders to call for Eliot Spitzer's resignation as governor immediately after federal authorities identified him as a client of an expensive prostitution operation.
Professor Rosen pointed, for example, to the circumstances in 2010 of Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, who ran for re-election as a write-in candidate and for whom election officials allowed poorly spelled versions of her name.
Ms. Pierson pointed, for example, to "Dollhouse," an Irish film, from the writer-director Kirsten Sheridan, about five street kids who create havoc after breaking into a suburban Dublin home.
Mr. Traugott, a former president of the pollsters' association, pointed, for example, to NBC News's characterization of a focus group in Tampa, Fla., on the night of the second presidential debate as representing a fairly good cross-section of undecided voters in northern Florida.
He pointed, for example, to the rise of New Urbanism — a school of urban design arising in the 1980s and grounded in the idea that communities ought to be oriented around accessibility, public spaces and, well, walking as a viable option for getting things done on a day-to-day basis.
He points, for example, to $250,000 disbursed as part of a $6.5 million refinancing of the property in 2006.
"They point, for example, to the fact that there are examples in history of discriminatory laws being passed by democratically elected assemblies.
He points, for example, to the Splashtop software by a start-up called DeviceVM, which Asus, Dell and Hewlett-Packard plan to load on some of their PCs.
He points, for example, to the fact that we are using more water, rather than less, to produce our food and energy.
The memo adds: "Districts should be sensitive to cases that have a hardship," pointing, for example, to families that might have transportation problems.
