Sentence examples for pointed out a difficulty from inspiring English sources
Strawson also pointed out a difficulty with Grice's analysis: it may be the case that all three conditions are fulfilled, but that the speaker intends the hearer to believe that they aren't, for instance by intending the hearer to believe that the speaker wants him to believe that $p$ for an entirely different reason.
Seeing that, your reviewers--the real ones--will be impressed that you've thought about the work at this level of detail instead of pointing out a difficulty with your work plan.
As we saw in §2.5, Meinong (1899: 187) pointed out a potential difficulty with Stern's temporally extended 'presence-time' (in effect, an Extensionalist specious present).
Tsao pointed out a few difficulties with the design, but encouraged Martin to "investigate your initial impulse" to explore the ways in which architectural form and psychology are linked.
Continuity theorists such as Pierre Duhem (1906), John Herman Randall (1940), A. C. Crombie (1959, 1994), and more recent historians such as Peter Dear (2001) have pointed out a second major difficulty in speaking of "the Scientific Revolution".
Edge pointed out a curve in difficulty for players who favored archery and magic, as Dragons were difficult to attack while airborne.
Donagan and others pointed out the difficulty that many social explanations depend on probabilistic regularities rather than universal laws.
35 Two studies 30, 37 pointed out the difficulty in losing weight experienced by diabetic patients treated with orlistat.
Parsons (1970, reprinted in 1979: 150) points out a related difficulty, the 'WOOD = FURNITURE' problem.
We have already pointed out the difficulties of modeling coagulation itself (Beltrán-Heredia et al. 2011c).
We point out the difficulty in accurately estimating the treatment effect midway through a trial, and we encourage the use of a simple, conservative approach whereby sample size can be increased but not decreased from what was originally planned.
