Sentence examples for students pointed out from inspiring English sources

Urinals, as one of the students pointed out, save water, among other things.

Throughout the reading, students pointed out their favorite pages in the book or sang out answers to Ms. Bridges questions.

After some students pointed out that, as Skylar put it, "not everybody would fit either label," the school adopted the term "Homecoming Court".

As the NYU students pointed out in a follow-up letter:It has not escaped our attention that Mr. Koh is regarded as one of the most respected and powerful international lawyers of our time.

At one of these debates, when a discussion arose about using a new treatment on someone who had arrived that day, one of the students pointed out that they had "too many patients on our hands already".

Researchers used the program to classify the over 600,000 geographically tagged messages they recorded citywide during a two-week period in April 2012 – two school years ago, students pointed out — to create a "sentiment map of New York City" along with the study, which was published in August.

As Muslim students point out, the school calendar already accommodates Christians, with Sundays off and vacations around Christmas and Easter.

Universities will rebel at taking under-qualified students, pointing out that they can't be expected to put in what schools have left out.

Healthcare students point out that this would mean students end up effectively paying to work for the NHS on their placements.

Shael Polakow-Suransky, the city's chief academic officer, said that standards had not been lowered to graduate more students, pointing out that since 2007 the state has added one Regents exam each year as a requirement to graduate.

The materials for older students point out that young men experience violence at higher rates than young women, and that boys are especially vulnerable to being teased or bullied if they are not typically "male", especially if they are gay or transgender.