Sentence examples for points touched upon from inspiring English sources

The critical points touched upon in this manuscript are wellbore stability based on regional stress trends, rock deformation and mechanical stratigraphy and fracture study based on core samples and image logs for different lithologies.

If possible, you should refer back to some of the points touched upon in your interview (this is where your interview notes will come in useful), as this will help the reader to remember you.

This process goes on for weeks with each meeting producing more edits, fixes and patches until it's difficult to recognize the pitch at all, which by this point touches upon every subject but obfuscates the overall message.

But Mr Bush, wittingly or not, had touched upon a serious point.

That's not much touched upon," said Mrs. Keith.

Disputes with Renata Scotto, Joan Sutherland and Eva Marton are touched upon as well.

Most of the elements touched upon appear in Fig.  1.

There are several important points touched on by the authors.

Granted, Wrangham's cooking hypothesis is still in its infancy, but with a little more supplemental research, his hypothesis could be one of the major points that is touched upon when discussing the evolutionary divergence between modern day Homo sapiens and the ancestral genus we originated from.

After all, it's hard enough to stick up for equal gender rights when you're hustling to succeed, a salient point the panelists touched upon.

It is his latter point that was touched upon in a recent piece in Forbes ("Is It Time For Tax Credits to Help People Age In Place?"), where Mr. Tenenbaum makes a compelling case for tax credits that would "heighten consumer awareness of the types of products needed to age in place well".