Sentence examples for clear pointers from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the poll gives some very clear pointers.

The exaggerated richness and evident rigor of court etiquette offer clear pointers to the 1917 revolution.

The recent RGT research has given clear pointers to anyone committed to reducing harm and the subsequent actions taken by the government, the regulator and the industry have significantly reduced volumes from the group of at-risk customers".

In preparation for a trio of matches which, after England's travails in the Rugby World Cup, give the League side the chance to impress, their coach Steve McNamara has made some fascinating selections – doubly so because they provide clear pointers as to his plans against the Kiwis.

In turn, this enables accurate process monitoring and provides clear pointers on how to improve process efficiency.

The studies on children's capacity to understand information concerning research carried out to date have not given clear pointers regarding the age from which assent must absolutely be obtained in paediatric research.

"The epilogue of the seventh book is a very clear pointer as to where I was interested in going," Rowling offers, slowly.

Instead of the usual vague messages to fix incomplete fields, the program provides a clear pointer to what needs to be done.

And there've been even clearer pointers from these first few days of Obama as president-elect.

He compared the party favourably as against the coalition leadership in a piece headlined "Ukip are not as odd as the Odd Couple". Headlines apart, there is an even clearer pointer to the paper's political sympathies by noting who dines with the paper's boss, Rupert Murdoch.

He has strong views on the need for a return to simplicity in regulation, and believes that the ratio of assets to deposits can be a clearer pointer to potential problems than capital level, as the crisis has demonstrated the fundamental importance of liquidity.