Sentence examples for points out in these from inspiring English sources

The truth, as Lord Coe points out in these pages today, is that it is still too early to assess whether London 2012's promised legacy has been delivered.

Indeed, as Mr. Julius points out in these pages, an astonishing number of critics have tied themselves into knots over the years, trying to rationalize or whitewash Eliot's prejudice, a dubious tradition carried on last month by the poet Craig Raine, who tried to defend Eliot in an article in The Financial Times.

As Mr. Lewis points out in the petition, these social functions turned an RSS Reader into a social platform, not just a news consumption service.

As Stefan Collini points out in this eloquent and impassioned book, these ancient institutions have never been so numerous or so important.

However, as pointed out in [29], these precise annotations (raw onsets) do not necessarily represent human perceptions of onsets in spite of being musically correct.

Tomas Sobotka of the Vienna Institute of Demography points out that, in these countries, the fertility rise of the previous ten years has been wiped out in three.

But as this book's translator, Margaret Jull Costa, points out, in Portugal these collections "have enjoyed the kind of popular success his novels never have".

We point out in our discussion that several of these models could be combined in interesting ways, though combinations would change the optimal weightings.

Steve Forbes: … pointed out in the past, these distinctions were back to the 1930s, not 2009.

As I first pointed out in this post, these projections almost certainly underestimate the actual deficit that will occur because CBO assumes that current law will be followed.

15– 19 As pointed out in the introduction, these observations have not been made uniformly.