Sentence examples for well point out from inspiring English sources

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

You might well point out that Genesis is already the name of a premium Hyundai sold in the UK.

And she might well point out that the New Day was aimed at a narrow demographic rather than the mass market.

You might as well point out that the beribboned Pekingese at the national dog show would founder if set loose in the jungle.

"I might as well point out that Utah is also in complete compliance with E.P.A.'s air quality standard," Mr. Hatch said.

President Obama could well point out that revenue sharing has Republican lineage; it ought to be a bipartisan cause today.

Mr. Giuliani's state chairman, Barry Wynn, said that the Giuliani organization in South Carolina has ramped up as well, pointing out that it now has three offices there.

As an article on Well pointed out in April, many organizations around the country have been pushing for wider cardiac screening measures that can help identify young athletes with conditions like Ms. Vollmer's.

Researchers have been pressing this issue as well, pointing out that with any investment intended to save lives, standard risk analysis would determine if the measure is cost-effective, not just whether it is effective.

These are topics that McKinsey's partners have evaluated in the past as well, pointing out the risks from many large airlines' overreliance on business travelers paying high fares as corporate travel has declined.

Mr. McFaul responded to her as well, pointing out that in the speech he also noted a recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal by Garry Kasparov, the chess grandmaster and opposition leader, which he said could also have been considered interference.