Sentence examples for points out we could from inspiring English sources

As Oltermann points out, we could be looking at fresh elections and another grand coalition with the social democrats – the option being urged by Brussels and Berlin on Athens after its problematical election.

But, Rossiter points out, we could also use such clothing to make ourselves more conspicuous.

I have a friend who points out we could spend the rest of our lives watching a new classic movie almost every day.

Despite this, as the referee points out, we could still have been missing the USV responsive cells by being just slightly away.

But Kripke points out we could discover that Schmitt really discovered the incompleteness of arithmetic and that Gödel could have killed Schmitt and passed the work off as his own.

We need to reduce our energy consumption by a huge percentage, but McKibben points out we could achieve the first 20% of the necessary reduction through efficiency alone, which is a painless step.

"If a lion could talk," he pointed out, "we could not understand him".

"Plenty for a fire" she pointed out, "We could swim around and camp out for the night".

A sour-looking Soviet coach, Guennadi Parchine, pointed out: "We could not concentrate when we needed to.

'But first,' guitarist Andy Taylor points out, 'we had to see if we could sit around a table without vomiting on one another.' 'I see this as part two,' warns lead singer Simon Le Bon.

– I'm quite amazed by how often pundits point out we could use more role models in Europe's tech industry.