Sentences with phrase «response to an article pointing»

I was engaged in a helpful conversation with an Inc. 500 head of sales in response to my article pointing out the differences between buyer profiling and buyer personas.

But surely saying that the system is also abused by landlords is not a particularly thoughtful response to an article pointing out — fairly — that the system can be and is abused by tenants.

Not exact matches

In her response article, Brooks stresses this point, the fact there is a «need to talk about polygamy,» six times.

Although there are other points in Neville's provocative article which perhaps ought to be taken up, I do not feel that this response should become another book!

(huge eyeroll — obviously I'm not impressed) I addressed this because it was your # 1 point in response to the article with respect to the NT.

I am grateful for the opportunity to do two things in response: first, to clear up a misunderstanding that my article may have suggested; and second, to reemphasize one of the main points of the piece — namely, that pacifists have a very difficult time trying to think in just war terms.

The five points of TULIP Calvinism developed as a response to the five Articles of Remonstrance put forward by the followers of Jacobus Arminius.

In a fine article analysing various aspects of baptism, Dagmar Heller points out that» [t] he greatest divergence evident in the responses [of the churches to the BEM document [4]-RSB- concerns the question of the practice of infant baptism over against the practice of adult baptism.»

I wish to make two points about the «Marian problem» in response to Timothy George's excellent article «Evangelicals and the Mother of God.»

Moreover in the interests of dismissing potential criticism that this article is, no matter how much I may deny it, merely a backlash from the Swansea defeat, I will finally make the point that the premise of the article was conceived in early January and thus can not be considered an immediate response to Liverpool's abject display at Swansea.

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In January 2010, Michael F. Holick, MD PhD, a vitamin D researcher whose work I have cited in previous articles, Linda Linday, a medical doctor whose cod liver oil study formed the starting point for Cannell's 2008 commentary, and several other colleagues, even including one researcher from the National Institutes of Health, made a direct response to Dr. Cannell and his colleagues in the pages of the same journal.

In January 2010, Michael F. Hollick, MD PhD, a vitamin D researcher whose work I have cited in previous articles, Linda Linday, a medical doctor whose cod liver oil study formed the starting point for Cannell's 2008 commentary, and several other colleagues, even including one researcher from the NIH, made a direct response to Dr. Cannell and his colleaugues in the pages of the same journal.

Furthermore, I pointed out in the blog that several responses to the article cited factual errors regarding the anatomical and physiological statements Mr. Broad made, and I included links to those responses for folks interested in delving into these more technical aspects in the article.

So here's the point of my posting a comment in response to this article.

In response to CR's recent protein supplement article, Greg Pickett, founder of Cytosport (maker of Musclemilk), made the valid point that,

This article is going to help you increase the responses to your online dating emails by pointing out five common mistakes that are turning that potential special someone into another missed opportunity.

The CRP response to our Ed Next article points out that the authors of the CRP report did consider the city as a unit of comparison and present the results in Table 22 on page 63 of the original report.

A comment from frequent London - based novelist Lexi Revellian, for example, follows Ruffilo's article, with this response to his point about needing «an editor, a cover designer, a web designer» and so on:

So I was happy to see a Letter to the Editor written in response to Shiller's recent article (Rising Anxiety that Stocks Are Overpriced) that makes the essential point succinctly and yet...

In response to Logan Jenkins» column «Blaming the breed would be a misdeed, says owner of Petey, a smart, gentle pit bull» (Local, June 27): I fully understand those who fear and loathe this breed, but as it is so clearly pointed out in Jenkins» article, the fault lies with those who utilize the breed to create that horrible and irresponsible aura.

I really just intended to point out the math thing and now I've got a whole critical response brewing on virtually every point in this article.

In your response to # 30, you appear to misrepresent P. Michael's article, in which he clearly points out that the 0.75 oC estimate is for the next 50 years (from Oct. 2003), not over the coming century.

[Response: Well, if the blatherers bothered to read the articles they were citing, they might understand the point.

Although you say > [Response: We considered responding directly to the WSJ article, > but felt that a point - by - point rebuttal wasn't warranted.

I want to explain my position on this subject: It's great to use links to refer to published work, news articles, or other peoples essays, but I think it's not when you point to your own blog where you in effect post a response to RC.

As Will Steffen points out in his earlier response, it would have been scientifically more correct for Ellis et al. to refer not only to their own assessment of uncertainties regarding a potential biosphere tipping point but also to the response to their article by Terry Hughes et al. (2014).

But while they're adding extras, bus companies might also do well to push one of their long - standing selling points, which commenter Garrett Bradford eloquently describes in response to TheCityFix.com article: «It may take a bit or, really, quite longer, but I like a good bus ride.

The point of the article was to demonstrate that the seasonal temperature response varies by altitude.

I don't have time to deal with every one of the mistakes his article contains — it takes 100 times as long to show why a claim is wrong as it does to make it — but here's a quick breakdown, beginning with the first sentence: (I've been able to pull this together with the help of the Climate Science Rapid Response Team, which put me in touch with the relevant scientists and pointed me to the primary datasets.)

But, as Geoffrey Redick points out in a humorous article for LifeHacker Offspring, a parent's response has a significant effect on a child, which is why you need to teach them to stay calm and reasonable, despite your own inward panicking.

For his account of events and responses to some of the points in Fred Pearce's article, see this blog on RealClimate.org.»

Point by point these articles by Dana Priest and William Arkin reveal what is to me a sad tale of madness, of a nation suffering from the political equivalent of some auto - immune disease where the response to invasion is unregulated growth and self destrucPoint by point these articles by Dana Priest and William Arkin reveal what is to me a sad tale of madness, of a nation suffering from the political equivalent of some auto - immune disease where the response to invasion is unregulated growth and self destrucpoint these articles by Dana Priest and William Arkin reveal what is to me a sad tale of madness, of a nation suffering from the political equivalent of some auto - immune disease where the response to invasion is unregulated growth and self destruction.

Kevin O'Keefe followed with a point - by - point response to Tincher's article.

After the initial publication, Mr. Kent pointed out errors in the article and asked the news organization to publish his written response, but it refused.

Do a quick read and then come back, as we want to share some points of our own in response to the article.