Sentence examples for will be pointed out from inspiring English sources

Innovative procedures and techniques will be pointed out in this article.

That, no doubt, will be pointed out by party activists in the week ahead.

Advantages and drawbacks of the proposed approach will be pointed out with reference to available experimental results.

Romanian cinema, it will be pointed out, was not born with "The Death of Mr. Lazarescu".

In addition, some connections with notion from non-commutative probability theory will be pointed out through calculations involving the Stieltjes transform.

Requirements for these control system will be pointed out and the final scheme of the control system will be discussed in detail.

He said: "I will be pointing out the severity of the challenges that we face.

But they also remain wary of how effective the department will be, pointing out that it is too early to know how it will function.

For the next six months, Democrats will be pointing out that when the Obama administration was attempting to save the automotive industry, Mourdock filed a lawsuit that could have stopped Chrysler's bankruptcy restructuring and cost Indiana 124,000 jobs.

Mr Cameron will be pointing out to Nick Clegg that the coalition agreement does not, in fact, link Lords reform and boundaries.

As long as I am performing, I will be pointing out that heritage that is ours". In 1999, she was awarded a National Medal of Arts by President Clinton.