Sentence examples for pointed study on from inspiring English sources

And only recently the St . LouisFederal Reserve's pointed study on the impact of speculation on oil prices, "Speculation in the Oil Market" which with profound intelligence begins its study with the admonishment: "Disentangling the true drivers of oil prices is a critical first step for allocating resources and designing good policy".

What could have been a pointed study of generational privilege gets less intriguing the more thriller-like it becomes.

Reviewer #3 Crevenna et al. used TIRF microscopy to conduct a detailed study on how the dynamics at the barbed end and the pointed end of the actin filaments change in response to binding of four proteins to the side of actin filaments.

Longacre's design featured a shield within a six-pointed star on one side.

However, he was notably silent on grammars and ended his address by urging Greening to "be driven entirely by data and what works", a pointed appeal given the majority of studies on grammar schools suggest they do not help social mobility – a finding reiterated on Tuesday in a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Viraha bhakti emphasizes one pointed concentration on Krishna.

This creates one pointed tip on the round bowl shape.

Always, always, always have one foot with a pointed toe and one foot on the ground.

One of Mr. Ryan's most pointed attacks on Mr. Obama was on the deficit.

Obama made pointed remarks on democracy and press freedom.

She also took to Twitter, keeping up her pointed assault on the Assad government.