Sentence examples for growth points from inspiring English sources

As far as the Presidential election goes, the likelihood of continued, modest growth points to a close race.

Grasses are tolerant of grazing, with growth points at the soil surface, so that when the tops are chewed off, grasses grow back, unlike trees.

This sounds like America today, since rising house prices have bolstered consumer spending.Economists argue that recent swift productivity growth points to robust recovery in America.

Still, the current forecast for labor growth points toward an extremely close election — one in which every job above or below that 150,000 threshold could be critical.

The British economy was restructuring to be more export-focused, he said, with the real growth points being areas of manufacturing outside of construction, such as the car industry, aerospace and service sectors such as creative industries.

The program's relatively slow growth points to an array of difficulties, according to interviews with Afghan governors, NATO officials, members of the High Peace and Reintegration Council and Western diplomats.

He says Democrats are good for growth, pointing to Bill Clinton's presidency.

The MPC also points out that weak pay growth "pointed to the continued existence of slack in the labour market".

Still, does Texas job growth point the way to faster job growth in the nation as a whole?

The growth in height inequality was at its most severe during the 1940s and 1950s, which was also the highest growth point for income inequality between nations.

The BBA's narrower measure of approvals pointed to a September fall earlier this week, while lenders' intention to increase the supply of secured credit and strengthening wage growth point to an imminent revival," added Tombs.