Sentence examples for regularly pointed from inspiring English sources

Given that business school papers on El Bulli – from Harvard and elsewhere – regularly pointed out that it made little or no money, that seems especially daring.

"I've regularly pointed out to the department that there are psychological consequences to the raising of the alert," Dr. Silver said.

It is now regularly pointed out that the railway operating subsidy is about four times higher under a privatised system than it was in the days of BR.

In the recent skirmishes over evolution, advocates who have pushed to dilute its teaching have regularly pointed to a petition signed by 514 scientists and engineers.

As Professor Pearlstein notes: [T]errorist experts have regularly pointed out the popularity of the black flag with the white lettering among a range of Islamist groups across the region.

It has been regularly pointed out that previous tests managed to miss the subsequent collapses in the Irish banking sector and of Dexia, the Belgian bank.

And the performers regularly point to their noses and protrude their tongues.

The drop in crime Kelly regularly points to began shortly before Bratton became NYPD commissioner.

Instead he's been ever so helpful, regularly pointing out the continuity between his government and Turnbull's.

Mr. Kelly regularly points out that New York has been a target of terrorists four times in recent years -- twice successfully.

As Mr Howe regularly points out, the rundown of the stockpile has represented a significant contribution to the company's finances.