Sentence examples for which point out from inspiring English sources

To help fill seats, some airlines, including American, United and Northwest, have introduced color-coded calendars with their holiday sales this year, which point out the best days to fly and save.

The instructive mission of the lobby is continued on the panels, which point out the sizes and locations of the Earth and other planets and stars if the sun were the size of the globe and placed where it is.

The 25percentt limit has come under fire from Gannett and Knight Ridder, which point out that Canadian companies have long been free to invest in United States newspapers.

It only took rival Samsung 24 hours to release a series of catty adverts, which point out that they were ahead of Apple with wearable tech and big-screen phones.

The usability expert Kevin Fox has identified three "cognitive paths" that could have led voters to misunderstand the butterfly layout: gestalt grouping, linear visual search, and numeric mapping — all of which point out that the way the butterfly ballot invites itself to be read does not match the way it invites voters to act... My father hasn't burned down the house yet.

Recent Tory claims that they have a strong track record on cutting social security over the past five years are undermined by the documents, which point out that coalition changes failed to meet promises to limit spending on three of the costliest cap items: incapacity benefit, disability benefit and housing benefit.

Which points out the company's raison d'etre.

The camera, which points out at the viewer, seems to dissolve into mist.

But as consumer group Which? points out, 'consumers want faster clearing, not more awareness'.

That prompted a response from WPRFU, which pointed out that it determined the match venue.

These studies began with Dilthey's monograph, which pointed out the irrationalistic and vitalistic aspects of Hegel's youthful writings.