Sentence examples for presented points of from inspiring English sources

From 1979 to 1986, he presented Points Of View, the BBC's viewers' comments programme.

Scrivener described them with all possible brevity, dwelling only on a few which presented points of special interest and used a system of certain abbreviations.

To do this, he is prepared to eschew Time's historically Olympian editorial voice, and more recently, a default to cover articles that track trends in lifestyle, and to present point-of-view journalism, booking "revered economist Jeffrey Sachs" and "great modern historian and Harvard University professor Niall Ferguson" as contributors.

Barry was writing Beachcomber and presenting Points of View.

The exergy efficiency of a flat-plate solar collector, ηex= f(m˙,AC) presents points of local maxima and a point of global maximum.

But years of arguing politics and religion with my family have engrained in me the bad habit of presenting points of view with which I don't necessarily agree, just to make sure that they get acknowledged.

Progression of AAAs towards rupture is not linear, but usually presents points of acceleration which can appear at any time.

The distance classes from propagule source were calculated as the Euclidean map distance from the present points of the introduced tropical ash trees (seed source trees located in fence lines and taken from Arévalo (2009).

These values may be the present points of no return for CPR in the present clinical settings.

In the text and figure, we present point estimates of the means from the GLMMs with their standard errors and the slopes with their 95% confidence intervals.

"They presented different points of view on different issues," he said of the spat between the candidates.