Sentence examples for has begun pointing from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton said part of that effort has begun, pointing to the $12 million that was appropriated late last year to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to begin health monitoring of the rescue workers at the trade center and Pentagon sites.

Mr Nel has begun pointing to a few alleged inconsistencies in his version of events in the early hours of 14 February 2013 when he shot dead his model girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.

"People have begun pointing fingers at one another, they have begun pointing guns".

Countries seeking to displace China have begun pointing out that exports from their countries are less likely to face tariffs.

Some respected quantitative finance analysts, or quants, as financial engineers are known, had begun pointing to warning signs years ago.

At the time, studies had begun pointing to a relationship between high-sugar diets and the country's high rates of heart disease.

Following the lead of the president, Mr. Saitoti's detractors have begun pointing to his salt-and-pepper hair as one big disqualification.

Some traders say that the market is gaining momentum from its recent gains and have begun pointing to signs that the market's extreme volatility may be giving way to a calmer period.

The owner of Smooch in Fort Greene, who calls himself Basquali, said tour buses on nearby DeKalb Avenue had begun pointing out his cafe, where part of the show's pilot episode was filmed.

But in a sign of how quickly the tables can now be flipped in such disputes, allies of the politician, Gennady V. Gudkov, have begun pointing at other members of the Duma, the lower house of Parliament, with private business holdings or whose obvious personal wealth — fancy cars, opulent real estate holdings — could not possibly be afforded on their five-figure government salaries.

The result is what might be called a growing "Surveillance Gap". Some civil libertarians have begun pointing out that the people on the safer side of that gap – with stronger protections against the potential for government abuse – are the relatively affluent people who already favor Apple products.