The phrase "an issue pointing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific issue that is being highlighted or indicated, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report addresses an issue pointing to the need for policy changes."
Alternatives: "a matter indicating" or "a concern highlighting".
The N.H.L. does not see it as an issue, pointing to rising playoff television ratings.
The Scot insists, however, that fitness is not an issue, pointing to the fact he fielded four debutants and two players who had been involved at the Copa America.
Mr. Land said he believed that Mr. Romney's faith should not be an issue, pointing out that Mr. Romney managed to win at least the tacit approval of many national evangelical leaders and made significant gains among rank-and-file evangelicals.
Professional bodies regularly interrogate their members' views and experiences, and then define a public position on an issue, points out Maggie Mellon, who recently stepped down from her position as vice-chair of BASW.
The flags will prompt you to track an issue, point out someone's request or order for a prompted message and contact.
Elizabeth Hasselback called Obama's behavior a "chronic issue," pointing to his August 2014 decision to go golfing after speaking about the beheading of journalist James Foley.
Others have reported that analytic validity for WES and WGS is still a major issue, pointing out that the accuracy and reliability of sequencing and bioinformatics analysis can and should be improved for a clinical setting [ 10, 11, 22– 25].
Similarly, a majority of humanists see pornography at least partially as a free speech issue, pointing out the dangers of limiting self-expression of women and others.
A related issue pointed out as being important to many health workers was living close to their extended family and the need to take care of elderly parents, siblings or other relatives.
There is a more subtle issue pointed out in [53].
Tony Travers, director of the Greater London Group at the LSE, said: "The whole issue points to a problem for the Government.
