First, as the next sentence points out, "sales at farmers' markets and Prius sales are humming along now" (fyi, Prius sales jumped 70% in February as oil prices rose).
Soon after, Harbaugh interrupted Cowherd mid-sentence, pointing out that the host had asked "50 questions".
I spend entire days making little improvements: inserting semicolons, deleting apostrophes, fixing danglers, unmangling sentences, pointing out odd jumps in logic.
Lawyers for those condemned to death or long prison sentences pointed out that no one had bothered to determine when Farkhunda died.
Human rights organizations have long sought the release of the men, citing the severity of their sentences and pointing out that none of those convicted were veteran dissidents.
NatWest's press office appeared to be as much in the dark about the cause of the problem as any of their customers, referring early evening queries to the bank's Twitter account and releasing a two-sentence statement pointing out that it was aware of "technical issues" and apologising to customers.
Dr Jones said he was worried about the possibility of an extensive sentence for Sevdet, pointing out Sevdet's reference to ANZAC Day in his plotting had "brought on a strong response" and the "importance of a national day" could lead to a bias in the court room.
We have added a sentence pointing this out to the manuscript.
Nonetheless, as requested by Reviewer #2, we have added a sentence to the Discussion pointing out that it is possible that the response to hyperosmotic shock might be mediated by some influence on the Slm1 and Slm2 proteins, and we cite the Berchtold et al. reference in this context (although the Berchtold paper was already cited in our original manuscript).
However, we have added a sentence to the Results section pointing out the novelty of this result.
