Sentence examples for pointed out that given from inspiring English sources

It's also possible, she pointed out, that given her own hypertension and elevated cholesterol, she'll be the one needing care.

Critics pointed out that, given the high crime rates in the north Texan city, it was probably safer coming to Europe than remaining at home.

Others, less numerous, pointed out that, given the American "surge" in Baghdad, it seemed a funny time to start pulling out troops.

Gilbert Welch, a medical-outcomes expert at Dartmouth, has pointed out that, given current breast-cancer mortality rates, nine out of every thousand sixty-year-old women will die of breast cancer in the next ten years.

"I have always believed that anybody but the Legislature should draw the lines," Mr. Stern said in an e-mail message, who then pointed out that given the numbers of applicants for the commission, "the odds are not with me".

Cynics pointed out that, given Putin's status as a world leader and his attachment to intellectual property rights, the Patek Philippe was probably an original – rather than one of the cheap fakes you can buy in Moscow's underpasses.

Boockvar points out that given this week's volatility, anything can happen.

When they pointed out that giving the finger is known everywhere as an insult, Mr Ai explained that Italians, among others, use a different gesture.

I pointed out that giving public voice to optimism about the war might be a way for a general in his position to create momentum for his command.

Fratello pointed out that giving Jordan more touches would result in fewer opportunities for gifted scorers Griffin and Paul.

But some autism activists have pointed out that giving five shots in one day is not that uncommon.