Sentence examples for regularly points from inspiring English sources

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

The risk statistician David Spiegelhalter regularly points to some of the madder outcomes of this unreason.

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

The vice-chancellor of the University of Cambridge regularly points out that the EU's Horizon 2020 programme provides 17% of Cambridge's research income.

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

He regularly points out his uncanny resemblance to both the British actress Tilda Swinton and the president of Finland Tarja Halonen.

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

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

The number people in work in the UK is at an all-time high, as George Osborne and other government ministers like to regularly point out.

Supporters of gun control regularly point to the power of the National Rifle Association, whose 4.3 million members make it one of the most effective advocacy groups in Washington.

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.