Sentence examples for because it points to from inspiring English sources

It's significant not just because it's one more opportunity for consumers to pick up goods at better prices, but also because it points to how the company can use its size and retail muscle to successful effect online.

It's interesting because it points to ways that LinkedIn could potentially expand out its sales services to a wider pool of users beyond the recruitment industry that forms a large part of its customer base, and potentially offers its social selling tools to work across other platforms beyond LinkedIn.

This example is especially instructive, because it points to a refinement of realism.

That is the most positive kind of error recognition, because it points to opportunity.

Second, because it points to a broader model for a new partnership between activists and passive investors.

And for designers, I think it's important for them to be involved because it points to the digital humanities.

One of the authors of the study, Dr. Francisco Ayala of the University of California at Irvine, said Dr. Tishkoff's finding was "music to my ears" because it pointed to a similar conclusion from the human side of the equation.

Dr. Carl Dieffenbach, director of the AIDS division of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said the new finding, if confirmed, would be intriguing because it pointed to the many ways in which pathogens have shaped the body's receptors.

The rating spooked investors because it pointed to operational problems at the automaker, said Emmanuel Rosner, autos analyst at CLSA Americas, an international investment firm.

The fugitives were told to head north in the night, guided by the Big Dipper -- "Follow the drinking gourd," they were told, because it pointed to the North Star (see www.followthedrinkinggourd.org/) -- and they looked for friendly addresses along the way.

And because it's a modifier, it points to another noun.