Sentence examples for was pinpointing from inspiring English sources
verb
To identify or locate precisely or with great accuracy.
- They investigators tried to pinpoint the source of the flames.
There were life-size dioramas of the victims trudging barefoot through ashen sludge, shredded and bloodied; massive models of the city as it was, pinpointing the exact location of ground zero; bent and crushed watches and clocks frozen to the moment 8 15 A.M., August 6 , 1945
There were life-size dioramas of the victims trudging barefoot through ashen sludge, shredded and bloodied; massive models of the city as it was, pinpointing the exact location of ground zero; bent and crushed watches and clocks frozen to the moment — 8 15 A.M., August 6 , 1945
A spokeswoman for Ms Swinburne said she was not encouraging people to get around the cap, instead she was pinpointing issues with the regulations.
The hardest but most rewarding part of GPS was pinpointing personal challenges and then having the support of a close-knit group to work through them.
For the first time, a clear economic value of the risk was pinpointed.
The origin of these unexpected properties was pinpointed to structural instabilities of cubic VN.
Susan was pinpointed at the centre of the whole operation.
Susan was pinpointed at the center of the whole operation.
The interacting region in the M protein was pinpointed by deletion and mutation studies.
A putative NES from amino acid residues 120 to 128 (under line, bold, shadow and Italic) was pinpointed.
One problem has been pinpointing exact locations.
