Sentence examples for that has been pointed from inspiring English sources

This makes for a paradox that has been pointed out by Robert Kagan in the journal Policy Review.

One of the disadvantages that has been pointed out about ACI procedure, is the need for a previous cartilage harvesting before implantation.

(The problem here is essentially the one that has been pointed out by Lewis Carroll (1895), though he applied the problem to deductive inference.

One potential problem with the device that has been pointed out by scientists who have spoken with ScienceInsider is that it appears to have electromagnet coils made from superconductor inside the reaction vessel.

Of course, the figures may have been skewed by virtue of some companies in the FTSE universe increasing their dividends from dipping into reserves and raising dividend cover ratios, a trend of late that has been pointed out in analysis from online broker, The Share Centre.

Going back to the increase in app downloads noted by Nielsen, this is something that has been pointed out by the app store owners in a different way: Google says it has now passed 15 billion downloads announced this month, and Apple noted 25 billion downloads in March 2012.

Several limitations of these interventions that have been pointed out in the literature are analyzed in the present article.

Obviously, if that had been pointed out at the time, we'd have insisted on it being sorted.

The video is just another in an onslaught of negative advertisements by Samsung that have been pointed at Apple.

Steppe habitats in central Asia have suffered important land use changes during this century which are similar to those that have been pointed out as the causes of the decline of steppe birds in western Europe.

Stunned campaign aides and reporters, bleary-eyed from a gathering that had all the trappings of a farewell party, stumbled out of their hotel rooms — or rental cars that had been pointed toward the airport — to assess the news.