Sentence examples for unanimously pointed from inspiring English sources

When asked to cite one element they would not eliminate in future presentations of the course, students unanimously pointed to the interview training and mock interview.

Experts interviewed by VICE News said they welcomed the new femicide law, and the new debate on violence against women, but unanimously pointed to the all-important question of enforcement.

Group discussions unanimously pointed towards pedometers being an incentive to increase daily physical activity, as others have found [ 39].

However, patient advocates, judges, clinical researchers, and those seeking help almost unanimously point out the inadequacy of these services.

With the polls unanimously pointing to a hung parliament, the SNP provided a more vivid way to play on fears about Miliband's leadership and Labour's economic record.

Their authors unanimously point out an improvement of the mechanical, thermal and electrical properties and a significant decrease in the coefficient of thermal expansion of the material through the incorporation of CNTs.

This notion is supported by the expression profile found for the category "cardiac performance" at 17.weeks, unanimously pointing to an increased cardiac contractility and also showing up-regulation of crucial cardiac transcription factors.

Talk to sports psychologists and psychiatrists and they point unanimously and insistently towards the latter.

Mine didn't accord with the judges, although I had predicted Mayweather would win unanimously on points.

He did win – although, having predicted him to do so unanimously on points beforehand, I thought Pacquiao stole it 116-115.

Both Lawrence boyish in the ring, with eyes unshielded and his hair flopping, tā moko creeping down his entire bared right arm and Halliday fighting barefoot and brutal had lost their fights, both unanimously on points.