Sentence examples for points cited from inspiring English sources

2.Consider the points cited in the article, "Life in the Green Lane" and discuss the complexities of hybrid technology.

Other points cited include the fact that a judge was not removed from a management position despite being implicated in a corruption case.

"The cold words of the statute do not tell the whole story," said Mr. Hess, who at several points cited the legal opinions written by people not traditionally viewed as friends of the Giuliani administration, such as Fritz Alexander, a former judge who had served as a deputy mayor under David N. Dinkins.

The discrepancy, some observers suggest, reveals less about the data points cited on the two sides of the debate than it does about the points of view of those doing the analysis.

Regarding the legal and administrative points cited, 43% concerned the update of the list of investigators (data not shown).

Also, some points cited by the participants are not found in RACGP curriculum ('prescribe in international nonproprietary names', 'deprescribe', or 're-evaluate chronic medications).

The bank trimmed both forecasts by 0.4 percentage points, citing slower progress on major reforms, which has hindered investment, and sagging exports.

In a surprise move, Turkey's central bank cut its key benchmark borrowing interest rate by 50 basis points, citing a faster-than-expected fall in inflation.

At the time, Nokia said it expected operating margin to be negative 2%, plus or minus four percentage points, citing "competitive industry dynamics" that have negative impact on smart devices and mobile phones.

In her written declaration, the judge, at three different points, cites the "additional special condition" that had been imposed upon him when he was convicted in 2001, something by which he is bound to abide.

Williams at one point cited the Nets' isolation-heavy playbook, saying he was more comfortable with Utah's motion offense.