Sentence examples for pointed for instance from inspiring English sources

He pointed, for instance, to a recent agreement forged with Germany by the State Department and Jewish groups to secure more than $500 million in financing for home care for elderly Holocaust survivors.

He pointed, for instance, to the persistence of caste bias, oppressive traditions and historical inequalities in a nation where ownership of washing machines, cars and other material trappings of global capitalism was increasing.

He pointed, for instance, to the Ocean Sky Apparel factory in El Salvador, where after receiving complaints from a women's rights organization, his association carried out inspections and ordered a corrective plan that sought to address verbal abuse of workers, forced overtime, contaminated drinking water and failure to record some working hours.

They pointed, for instance, to testimony that was originally used to convict Rideau in which an ambulance driver alleged that Rideau sliced Ferguson's throat with such ferocity that he nearly severed her head.

For this last strategy, teachers pointed for instance to the underlying problem of the current approach of the various sessions.

Work said the United States is likely to narrowly use artificial intelligence in the next five to 10 years, pointing, for instance, to self-parking vehicles.

"There are certainly some diverse opinions from foreigners that are voiced regularly in this country," Mr. Edwards added, pointing, for instance, to the speech on Monday by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran at Columbia University.

Gay rights groups here point, for instance, to the high level of violence against homosexuals and what they say is the impunity enjoyed by those who engage in it.

He points, for instance, to one patient who had a blood pressure of 150/110 when one personality was in control, and a pressure of only 90/60 when another personality took over.

He points, for instance, to Credito Italiano, which is trading at 3.5 times book value, versus 3 times for the average U.S. bank.

He argues that serially homologous limbs are homologous across vertebrate species, pointing, for instance, to the similarities between human feet and toes and a horse's feet and toes.