to point out造句

I wish to point out your inaccuracy.

I have the responsibility to point out the problem.

I beg to point out that your facts are incorrect.

I wish to point out your misrepresentation of the facts.

She tried in vain to point out to him the unfairness of his actions.

Nevertheless, I do feel obligated to point out to you that she did not reject you.

Objective to point out the importance of CEA detection to malignant tumour diagnosis.

Dr Mebane is careful to point out that the test is not foolproof.

I'd like to point out that there is a down side here.

However, motherhood is a choice, as both Geronimus and Johns are keen to point out.

I 'd like to point out that we are living in the 20th century .

Independent experts are quick to point out that the reports are hardly definitive.

It has now plummeted a full percentage point in four months, a feat unmatched since early 1984 and a fact Mr Obama made sure to point out.

There are other directions that your race can take, and I'm trying to point out those directions to you.

I had to point out that there wasn't much point in our removing his name from a memoir headlined "I am Barry Norman's brother".

Ms Jung is quick to point out that Avon offers opportunities to women in humbler positions as well.

Sometimes we’re blind to what’s in front of us, and we need someone else to point out the obvious.

Diop is quick to point out that basketball is only one aspect of life that he teaches.

He was in a quandary: he wanted to point out her mistake, but was afraid he would hurt her.

I also want to point out that I did also talk about the good things about SL!

It is one of the most characteristic tasks of any technology to point out what cannot be achieved.

The emperor encouraged his ministers to point out his faults frankly so that he could correct them.

If I were asked to point out the most destructive expression to the illusion, I would attribute it to the media.

Wang Dayuan, who had been to Africa, was the first to point out that the water route of Majunshan led to the Eastern Indian Ocean via the Maldives.

We wish to point out that if you fail to effect shipment within the time specified, we shall not be able to fulfill the contract with our client.

In order to cover up his mistake, the boss will not hesitate to point out the deer as the horse, as a buddy, and what else to say.

The president of Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Company is quick to point out that having customers eager to identify themselves with symbols of the company is a distinct advantage.

The article goes on to point out that reform of consumption system and optimization of consumption environment are the key to initiating...

So Mr Brown is right to point out not only that others share Britain's suffering (see article) but also that there is a resilience to its economy.

Professor Yang was at great pains to point out to me that the intelligentsia had far greater opportunities in the Liberated Areas than the proletariat.

Additional things could include annotating an image to point out a problem or a question to be answered by a doctor at a central hospital.

I also want to point out that China holds a consistent and clear position on the eastern section of the China-India boundary.

They like to point out that the data haven't always told the same story about the link between underlying and overall inflation.

At that time, some Chinese newspapers were the first to point out that the international financial capital system was also root of the problem.

We have to point out that the cancellation of the contract have result from nothing else than your delay in opening the l/c .

I am concerned only to point out the error in two of the arguments most frequently put forward in favor of public housing.

Before some health nut out there pipes up to tell us they don't eat candy, we'd like to point out that, during the cleaning process, apples lose their natural shine.

Another thing to point out in these two graphs is that we do have nodes, and we figured out last time, we calculated how many nodes we should have in a 2 s orbital.

As expert observers like to point out to anyone who rushes to pass quick judgment, this election is not so much an event as a process, with weeks (and possibly months) yet to run.

Perhaps eager to make clear that A. d. H. d. is far more than a metaphor for the distractions of modern life, scientists love to point out examples that date to well before the term was invented.

It is based on the lexical level to find its pragmatic mechanism, to point out its pragmatic essence, and try to make a systematic explanation on such lexis with uncertain meanings.

Every article about XML namespaces has to point out that the URI goes nowhere, meaning there is no need to fetch any material that the URI appears to identify.

However, it's important to point out that many other message exchange patterns require this feature and it was the desire to support these as well that drove the TC to adopt such a broad solution.

I’m quick to point out that just because a child has leukemia doesn’t mean that they’re not going to sit on the back of Dad’s pickup truck and decide to be Superman and have a head injury from that.

Also, I want to point out that many activities on these lists are not inherently bad, unless you're doing them at the expense of something else that would be more satisfying to you.

The main reason I mention these reviews is not to slight these fine tech authors, but to point out just how difficult (especially if you don’t test it) some of these innovations can be.

We would like to point out that because of the harsh / fierce competition in our market your quotation must be attractive to the buyers at our end before we could sell successfully your products here.

This paper deals with the concept of global products to point out that enterprises should firmly grasp this concept so as to step into international market and head for success.

I really wanted to believe that, but as we continued talking, he constantly interrupted me to point out the beauty of this view and that view, saying he wished he had his camera with him.

The United States dropped leaflets in local languages and used radio broadcasts in Afghanistan to point out the differences between the food packages and the cluster bombs, so civilians would not mistake one for the other.

Based on an analysis about the drawbacks in the current land requisition system, this paper ties to point out the measures for the reformation and perfection of China current land requisition system.

And the other thing to point out is that the energy that an anti-bonding orbital is raised by, is the same amount as a bonding orbital is lowered by.

But Dr Steven le Comber, an evolutionary biologist at Queen Mary college, University of London, is at pains to point out scientists don't always make bad movie-going partners.

Hawking extrapolates from anthropology to point out that the inferior culture — us in this case — would get the short end of the stick in any such close encounter of the rude kind.