Sentence examples for pointed out the example from inspiring English sources

In the Washington Post yesterday, Jeffrey J. Salingo asked, "Do College Rankings Mean Anything?" He pointed out the example of Bentley University's high rank in the Money Best Colleges list.

The Huffington Post recently pointed out the example of FSU to Stanford University, in the course of reporting about how the latter school handled several sexual assault cases.

We have an economy there that needs to be developed," she says, pointing out the example of the Amazonian town of Labrea, which was a leper colony just 20 years ago.

He points out the example of Pacific Bioscience of California, which once promised to sequence a human genome in 15 minutes but is now fighting to find other, more niche reasons for scientists to buy its expensive machine.

He points out the example of Pacific Bioscience of California, which once promised to sequence a human genome in 15 minutes but is now struggling to find other, more niche reasons for scientists to buy its expensive machine.

He then points out the example of Walgreens, which has a warehouse in South Carolina, where 40percentt of its employees have special needs.

"I just want to point out the examples you were using were city roads and not state roads," Patrick joked.

As most critics of design arguments point out, the examples found in nature are not of the "engraved sentence" sort.

He pointed out the US and Japan, for example, were building a transatlantic partnership, and he said the UK could not prosper alone.

I've already pointed out one example that would allow the FSB to capture RIM's BES customers' encrypted content by exploiting a third-party app.

The benefits of the proposed design approach are pointed out at the example of a robust position control of a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor (PMSM), which is subject to uncertain model parameters.