Sentence examples for the time pointed from inspiring English sources

A source inside Ladbrokes' head office at the time pointed out that the additional money was soon stopped.

But some supposed provocations do not stand up to much scrutiny -- as critics at the time pointed out.

His claim of Louisiana for France, though but a vain boast at the time, pointed the way to the French colonial empire that was eventually built by other men.

It was true that the polls showed steadily strengthening support for his friend and rival; but as the famously enigmatic letter sent to him by Peter Mandelson at the time pointed out, it might still have been possible to defeat Blair by summoning up "the dark forces" of the party, viewed by this New Labour triangle as the unions and the left.

Speculation at the time pointed to him taking a position as ambassador to China, a special commission on stability in Central America, or a Cabinet position.

However, Tomi Yamaguchi, a Simpsons layout artist at the time, pointed out that cars in fact drive on the left side of the street in Japan.

The time points for assessing impact of TST varied widely.

The time points 5.333 hours and 17.333 hours represent the 33th and 67th percentiles of the sampling time points.

The difference may be caused by the discrepancy between the time points the quantitative studies selected and the time points our participants reported.

The assessors were aware of the time point of assessment.

The time points are then calculated from the measured intervals.