Sentence examples for responding to this point from inspiring English sources
Responding to this point this morning, Picuti argued that the defense failed to distinguish between a natural disaster and the risk of such a disaster.
Responding to this point, Mr. McCaul said that he had been told in briefings that half of the opposition fighters were extremists.
Responding to this point is very important as decentralised CHP units could theoretically ensure this flexibility and at the same time provide more heat sources.
Responding to this point and another about the cost of the Jolla C on its community forum, Jolla's head of comms said it had "very much" hoped to be able to give devices free to developers but its financial situation "just does not allow this".
Responding to this point, Beckman said that any funding made available to academic departments in New York that send faculty members to the UAE is simply because the Abu Dhabi campus reimburses the departments for the cost of those faculty members' absence. .
We emphasise two key points in responding to this point: A) Formal definitions of exploitation centre on fitness change (see above), not on behavioural change; B) Measures of behavioural change seldom map perfectly on fitness change (e.g., Sheldon, 2002).
Last month, Jeff Bezos, Amazon's chief executive, responded to this point this way: "You are not going to improve Hemingway by adding video snippets".
Mr. Corbett responded to this point: "When something is so widely known that there's no privacy left to protect, that does weigh into our consideration," he said.
Garnier says he does not need to respond to this point, because Leveson deals with it himself, on page 1,780 of the report, paragraphs 6.38 and 6.39 5.06pm GMT Sir Edward Garnier, the Conservative former solicitor general, is speaking now.
A senior scientist responded to this point: "They'd be there anyway.
Putnam [1985] responded to this point by charging the realist with question-begging: simply assuming that terms such as 'satisfaction' or 'correspondence' refer to those relations to which the realist wishes them to refer.
