Sentence examples for this fact points out from inspiring English sources

This fact points out that assimilative learning student activities were focused on reception and the global factor.

This fact points out the necessity of defined approaches for testing potential endotoxin sorbents.

This fact, pointed out by Klöpffer as early as 1997 [7], is still valid to this day.

This result reflects the fact pointed out in par.

Taking to Twitter this morning, as FACT points out, he unequivocally rebutted the story, which was widely reported by E! News yesterday.

NBC, in fact, points out that it won an American Institute of Architects award for its booth at the 1996 Democratic convention in Chicago, designed by Mr. Rasche's firm, Valerio Dewalt Train Associates.

But if Dr Gil is right and there do exist languages, like Riau Indonesian, without nouns or verbs, the difficulty of conceiving just that fact points out how much grammar itself shapes at least some thoughts.

(The rant also puts his biggest hit 'Walking With Elephants' in a totally new light, as FACT points out).

Rogers, in fact, points out that if his company were considered one of the 192 countries at the talks this week, it would rank 41st in emissions.

By asking this, you are in fact pointing out to the representatives their responsibilities.

A fact pointed out by coach Tony Popovic without a hint of irony.