Sentence examples for which points of from inspiring English sources
Both of which points of view are fine by me.
But that tells us little about which points of view dominate in the news media that determine mainstream opinion.
Its central argument was that how issues are "framed" – which points of view the media and other political tastemakers defined as acceptable, and the language used to do so – largely decides how voters think about them.
Mr. Dalla Vedova said that the legal reasoning for ordering a new trial was expected from the Court of Cassation within 90 days, and that at that point, lawyers would learn "which points of the case will have to be re-examined" in the new appeals trial.
Secondly, the experimental designs and applied protocols of the feeding studies are described and which points of critique they address.
Practically, GreenSpider allows the user to select which points of the cloud are needed, and it converts them into masses (i.e. 3D undefined objects).
We aimed to determine which point-of-care (POC) vaginal tests could predict MG infection.
The third case represented the first instance in which point-of-care sonopalpation of the kidneys altered clinical impression resulting in improved antibiotic stewardship.
The study identified a clinical need for a variety of point-of-care tests that will inform policy decisions about which tests might be used in primary care, and industry strategy regarding which point-of-care tests require further development.
All of which points to perhaps the biggest challenge of high-tech sex toys.
None of which points to mental illness.
