Sentence examples for points sent by from inspiring English sources

However, on Saturday of that week, briefing points sent by the CIA to Congress said "demonstrations in Benghazi were spontaneously inspired by the protests at the US embassy in Cairo and evolved into a direct assault".

The researchers were able to use billions of individual data points sent by satellites that belong not just to the United States but also to the European, Canadian and Japanese space agencies, the Alaska Satellite Facility at the University of Alaska at Fairbanks and MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates, a Canadian aerospace company.

If his tendency to fall out of step with the administration and to ignore talking points sent around by the Republican National Committee has been most conspicuous on foreign affairs, he has been just as much his own man on domestic issues.

The rudderless Romney campaign's response is made clear in a talking points memo sent by Romney's aides to its allies.

The 288 data points were sent by the CoAP server every 5 s when the simulation starts.

However, tweets that came from Trump's Android received an average score of -21 points, 29 points worse than those presumably sent by his staff.

The prime example was a "talking points" memo in June 2007, sent by Bear Stearns's senior management to its brokers for use in discussions with hedge fund investors worried about a meltdown.

Larry Tabb, a consultant working with exchanges, points out that messages sent by brokers (or their trading programs) in the American market have risen from 25,000 to 300,000 per second in a little over two years.Derivative thinkingExchanges are racing to stay ahead.

A senior Kenyan official urged the United States and Britain today to ease a security alert in East Africa, insisting that his country had "nipped in the bud" potential terrorist operations in Somalia and Kenya, at one point sending forces by helicopter to seize a suspected member of Al Qaeda in Mogadishu, the Somali capital.

— MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED Judge Martin Glenn asks Mr. Ziman about the apparent shortfall in MF Global's customer accounts, pointing to a letter sent by the firm's general counsel on Oct. 31 acknowledging a gap.

"All they've told us is how much they love each other," said one investor, pointing to emotional messages sent by the brothers to group companies that they are leaving.Founded in 1958 by Dhirubhai Ambani, father of the brothers, who died in July 2002, RIL made net profits of $1.7 billion in 2004-05 on revenues of $16.7 billion, which seemed unaffected by the brotherly acrimony.