Sentence examples for very well pointed from inspiring English sources

"But the masonry is very well pointed and the mortar isn't cracked or dislodged.

This strange fact has to do with the low penetration of HEI and research centers in the local economy as it is very well pointed out and presented in Table 1: the percentage of commercial companies 'cooperating with university or research centers' is only 3.17% for Crete and a little higher, up to 9.58%, for W. Macedonia.

Mr. Bush might very well point out that he has the right to make a living.

It's all very well pointing to data as a silver bullet, but it's not for want of trying that many businesses have stuck with the traditional approach to recruitment.

Any or all of them may very well point to statistics demonstrating disparity, to new strictures placed on a woman's body, or to the lingering dangers banks pose despite Dodd Frank, but these should be regarded as citations to an argument as much as they are arguments themselves.

The relative gains of Android compared to iPhone could very well signal a tipping point for Android.

This was a giant version of a craft which the Babylonians knew very well, Finkel pointed out, in daily use up to the late 20th century to transport people and animals across rivers.

"It's all very well to point at the next guy and blame him but we have to take responsibility.

It's all very well to point the finger at TV, but the movie industry is hardly a paragon of quality over commerce, corporate non-interference, equitable employment opportunities and ethical role models.

It's all very well to point potential engineers at dense textbooks, but there are issues about how that scales.

It's all very well to point out that Honda had been developing its engine for half the time Mercedes did before their first race, but that was their decision.