Sentence examples for relationship pointing from inspiring English sources
He also said that some important barometers of Zimbabwe's quality of life had improved significantly under the power-sharing relationship, pointing to closed hospitals that had reopened, textbooks provided to grammar schools and improved sanitation.
You'll have to stay after class," I told him and paused, then added, "Not because you've been bad!" I found myself constantly playing up the student-teacher relationship, pointing out and then making fun of the silliness of the power politics when it comes to teaching adult students.
When a charitable donation from Prince Bandar's wife went astray and ended up with al-Qaeda, it seemed to confirm American suspicions.This week the Saudis have tried to use the Riyadh bombing to rebuild the relationship, pointing out that Saudi Arabia, like America, is a victim of terrorism.
But Stirling is skeptical of a causal relationship, pointing out that if people can develop a tolerance to caffeine they may also develop a tolerance to hallucinations.
However, the direct relationship pointing to protein-lipid associations being involved in stabilizing the D1 protein at high temperature has only recently been suggested [ 43].
This relationship points out the alteration of crystalline perfection.
The observed relationship pointed to higher variation at lower copy-numbers, running counter to the above mentioned hypothesis.
From a clinical service and policy perspective, knowledge of this relationship points out the potential importance of providing support to parents and addressing environmental barriers.
Uncertainties exist in the underlying dose response relationships, pointing in particular to the need for more research on the adverse effects of MeHg on cardiovascular end points.
But as a new study published last month in Personal Relationships points out, "being physically attractive is not without its liabilities".
The location of the white matter tracts demonstrating these relationships points strongly to the tracts that connect the frontal lobes to each other as well as descending tracts (Fig. 4).
