Sentence examples for publication pointing from inspiring English sources

Craig Bennett, the chief executive of Friends of the Earth, has written to the prime minister to complain about the publication, pointing out that David Cameron had himself called on NGOs to enter the EU debate.

"Ironically, the state was in violation of its own anti-discrimination laws," Aaron Klein told the publication, pointing to the fact that federal judge didn't strike down Oregon's voter-approved ban on gay marriage until May 2014, well after the cake controversy.

There has been one publication pointing to a functional difference among SNPs in human rRNA [25].

A recent article in Broadcasting and Cable, an industry trade publication, points out, however, that there are a few quirks this year that may preclude the industry from breaking out the champagne just yet: Not all television stations benefit from this torrent of cash, just those in places where the Democratic race is particularly hot.

But as the publication points out, electrical appliances in general have shorter lifespans than they did just a decade ago and that Apple itself says iPhones and Apple Watches are only supposed to last three years — though the same report also notes that most of those products last a lot longer than three years and continue to get updates beyond that time.

But Twitter is clearly thinking further down the line about how its search capabilities can be turned into a thriving business since, as the publication points out, Twitter bought search engine Summize in July 2008 and has started integrating it into certain users’ accounts.

Interestingly, as the publication points out, sexuality is "a running theme" on "Interny," which features medical themes not unlike "Scrubs".

With more than 100,000 new subscribers joining every month, the publication points out that Ipsy is giving rival Birchbox a run for its money.

As the publication pointed out, the scene is emblematic of the nation's post-"Don't Ask, Don't Tell" mindset, nearly two years after the controversial U.S. military policy's repeal.

A recent publication pointed out that miR-133b contributes to increased CRC cell migration and invasion, and identified CXCR4 as a direct miR-133b target.

Good Practices and Lessons Learned, UN/ISDR, 2008 This publication points out the vital nexus between women's experiences of natural resource management, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction, and how they can come together to make whole communities strong and sustainable.