Sentence examples for points out the value from inspiring English sources

Bill Richardson (Op-Ed, Aug. 21) points out the value of having the United States influence the development of an international criminal court.

As Fortune's Dan Primack points out, the value each actual ZipCar (in a fleet of about 8500) is around $120k when divided into the company's market cap.

She points out the value of a potential database of quantitative (not qualitative) assessments from surgeries on 1,000s of patients.

Sadly, as Engadget points out, the value for money just isn't there with a "1/2.3-inch backlit CMOS image sensor" that competes with other compact cameras rather than other cameras from Olympus, Panasonic, Sony, and Samsung.

This analysis (Supporting Information Text S1) indicated that mpk4 is, at least in part, epistatic to ctr1 and again points out the value of comparing differential gene expression responses.

Strayed points out the value of the aura that now surrounds a book: "You can talk to Susan Orlean about her pets because she's tweeting about them or you can get recommendations from Elizabeth Gilbert about where to go in Greece because she's posting photos of her recent travels there".

"The 19th century is sort of my period," she admits, pointing out the value of cross-disciplins to a curator.

As many have pointed out, the value of a tax deduction is directly linked to the tax rate you pay.

The study, which propagated 700 generations of the coccoliths*, pointed out the value of longer-duration experiments.

Marcel Dassault, the French aviation pioneer, did a study for the French Army that pointed out the value of propellers, and then took over a propeller manufacturer.

Amartya Sen is correct to point out the value of basic education to economic and human development ("To Build a Country, Build a Schoolhouse," Op-Ed, May 27).