Sentence examples for successfully point from inspiring English sources

The state, which has been doing better than the nation as a whole by some economic measures, will test whether Mr. Obama can successfully point to selective improvements in the economy, and whether Mr. Romney can make the case that with a Republican governor, in this instance John R. Kasich, conservative policies like reductions in government spending are already promoting job growth.

So far, there is no clear focus in the community for assessing whether an AD established with training data is able to successfully point out if a new prediction may be accepted or not.

The ability of feminists to successfully point out ways in which elements of language have obscured women's experiences counts strongly against the claim that men control thought (Cameron 1998); and, as Sally Haslanger has argued in detail (1995), discursive constructivism about reality is unsustainable.

As actions are performed successfully, points are gained to the corresponding attributes.

So they petitioned the council and successfully pointed out that the music didn't exist without the volume.

Mr. Wallace said the rover's main antenna was successfully pointed toward Earth for the high-speed transmission of pictures and data from Mars and for sending commands and software changes from the control center here at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

If The Sellout does anything, it successfully points not only to the problem, but all the complexities and nuances of the problem, proving that it's not as simple as (I hate myself for this) black and white.

Howell, and others, have warned the reactor design planned for Hinkley C has never been completed successfully, pointing to huge cost and time overruns at EDF's projects at Flamanville in France and Olkiluoto in Finland.

Niles Eldredge has repeatedly and successfully pointed out that ecology and genealogy should not be conflated in evolution.

Casanova and his colleagues have successfully pointed out that infectious disease susceptibility is highly influenced by host response genes [ 16, 17].

The screening of ISA1307 genomic library for genes required for tolerance to acetic acid successfully pointed out several strong candidates, but since this is a hybrid strain difficult to be genetically manipulated, in order to confirm the role of the selected genes in acetic acid tolerance we have explored another strain, Z. bailii IST302.