Sentence examples for re point from inspiring English sources

Researchers at Swiss Re point to problems with incentives.

Re "Point of Agreement: We're Glad It's Over," by Thomas Patterson (Op-Ed, Nov. 8): The lack of knowledge among voters about the positions of the presidential candidates is disheartening.

Therefore, the percentage of the plot occupied by Re points was defined as %Rec and the percentage of Re forming lines parallel to diagonal was defined as %Det.

Calculation of flames that exhibit extinction effects demonstrate a gradual deterioration of results with increasing Re, pointing to the requirement for second-order CMC modeling as such effects become more significant.

The Swiss Insurance firm Munich Re points out that "nowhere in the world is the rising number of natural catastrophes more evident than in North America".

In 4 scales, as well as the PCS of the SF-36, ranged from 3.4 (MCS) to 34.9 (RE) points below the scores of patients without antiviral therapy.

All buildings with mortar eventually need re-pointing, replacing worn mortar.

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The district council replaced ageing wooden louvre window slats and re-pointed much of the ancient brickwork.

The probability of leaching of the mortar joints is minimised if NHL5 mortars are used for re-pointing when compared to NHL2 or NHL3.5 mortars.

"After the first war a local landowner, whose son was one of the 32 to come home safely, gave thanks by paying for the church to be re-pointed.