Sentence examples for world pointed from inspiring English sources

But growing up is not all fun and glitter, Ms. Coppola of Pacific World pointed out.

As the News of the World pointed out yesterday, "This is how British liberties are destroyed.

Shell, the second-largest oil company in the world, pointed out that it was not involved in the complaint and defended its efforts against corruption.

Many around Silicon Valley and in the wider start-up world pointed to Color's struggles as a cautionary tale, one that exemplified the excesses of the booming tech world, flush with venture capital and entrepreneurs promising to build the next Facebook or Instagram.

In a newspaper interview this month, Robert C. Doll, chief equity strategist at BlackRock, the largest money manager in the world, pointed out that the fortunes of U.S. companies and the fortunes of the country as a whole were diverging: "The U.S. stock market and the U.S. economy are increasingly different animals".

The release of impassive accounts for "MU Finance plc" has become a quarterly ritual, with the world pointed to the growth in the club's income, from TV deals which would have increased anyway, and commercial operations the Glazers have required to be sweated until the brand squeaks.

The top four qualify by right on a "world points" list, then the next five qualify through the "European points list".

But as many in the art world point out, there is no reason new-media moguls cannot get a remedial art education now.

Recently, Sweden's ruling Moderates accused Schyman of "not living in the real world", pointing to far-left policies such as disarming the military and ending immigration controls.

They have all the biggest technology companies in the world pointing guns right at them.

"For a company like Amazon, a lot of the back-end stuff can be done anywhere in the world," points out Mr Whiting from the Office of Tax Simplification.