Sentence examples similar to that recent point from inspiring English sources

Many college coaches have said publicly that recent point-shaving scandals would not have happened if not for the presence of Nevada's betting.

Variations of the restriction fragment length patterns may attribute to very recent point mutations that have altered certain restriction enzyme sites.

Marshall points out that recent studies have found orangutans to be more adaptable, and fare better in degraded forests than once predicted.

The papers lists briefly the reasons which may have caused this trend, and points out that recent reviews have shown that with the present lengths of data available, a GEV analysis of annual maxima involves insuperable difficulties.

That recent run has produced nine points – some 32.1% of their total for the whole season – and could be the start of something that keeps them up against the odds.

Martin points out that recent weakness provides a good time to buy into Vale and the iron ore story.

And while you would think that voters might not gravitate toward a graceless, vain and creepy candidate (newly married to his stepsister, no less), Timothy Simons cautions that recent history points toward his character's success.

Opponents of affirmative action say that recent court rulings point inescapably to the conclusion that school systems that are not under court order to desegregate may not use any racial preferences.

Fed officials noted Wednesday that recent economic indicators point to "slower growth" of household spending and a key type of business investment.

The Newcastle fans were chanting Rafa Benítez's name before kick-off, still confident at that point that the recent improvement in results could be continued.

On that point, a recent Gallup poll of American students shows that college students of tomorrow are lacking the financial know-how to succeed in college and life.