Sentence examples for that will be pointed from inspiring English sources

One factor for the rise of midmajors that will be pointed to is how the rise of one-and-done players in college basketball has helped smaller and more stable programs thrive because of their veteran players and continuity.

According to data compiled by the White House, states with several key Senate races stand to gain the most with the passage of reform legislation -- statistics that will be pointed out ad nauseam once the election season heats up.

Though I'm sure there's something even dirtier that will be pointed out to me by some nerd in the comment section.

We know emerging trends that could be consolidated in the future, and we know events (elections, demography evolution) and technologies that will be points of change.

This means that guns will be pointed, windshields will shatter, and a lot of other noise will distract the audience from the uneven dialogue and scattershot marital foolery.

That, no doubt, will be pointed out by party activists in the week ahead.

Tell him that you will be pointing to different objects in the room, and asking whether each one is the object you're thinking of.

"There is no secret in football - good players working hard and that is what I will be pointing at.

"When the President starts making chaos in the streets, that will be the point of no return".

The gamer's phone — that will be a point of contention soon.

"We have a game on Tuesday night against Inverness, and if we get three points that will be the three points we didn't get today".