Sentence examples for points point out from inspiring English sources

Watson parses the kind of mystery that surrounds oncologists' every day and points point out clinical nuances that health professionals might miss on their own.

"Hillary is not going to just fold up her tent at that point," points out Silverstein.

Barrett pressed a similar point, pointing out that regardless of any possible levelling off that took place before recession, it's the economic meltdown that has made the biggest impact.

Henry Sheehan argued, "The complaints over Jurassic Parks lack of story and character sound a little off the point," pointing out the story arc of Grant learning to protect Hammond's grandchildren despite his initial dislike of them.

Another bright point, they point out, is the steady number of people being ordained, around 500 each year.

Observing Nadal's intensity, point in and point out, it reminds me of something Serena Williams said here.

They may point out, and point the way to, articles and information published elsewhere on the web and in print.

Entergy's engineers also point out that Indian Point's two reactors are flanked by hills overlooking the Hudson.

These properties might be a key point to point out an early failure indicator to improve design of the power module.

At this point, as you point out, the political willingness to do more of it is limited.

At this point, we should point out that all of the above results are interesting and valuable.