Sentence examples for heartland points from inspiring English sources

Unionists have admitted that the low turnout in Shankill Road – a traditional loyalist heartland – points to the likelihood that no unionist candidate will be returned to represent Belfast West in the next assembly at Stormont.

GM has admitted funding Heartland, pointing out that the money was for its work on health issues, not climate change.

Though, in deference to government concerns, he ends the film on a note of optimism regarding the unprecedented bounty that could be anticipated from a resurgent heartland, he points far beyond the New Deal toward the Great Society as, in his poignant, epigrammatic commentary, he envisions the many people — "crumbs of the machine" — whom newly efficient farms would leave idled and superfluous.

In Mazne, a nearby village in this Kurdish heartland, the point was echoed by one of the survivors of the suicide attacks at Rabia.

O. Scott) ★ 'At Any Price' (R, 1 45) If Ramin Bahrani's allegory of American hubris set in the heartland overstates its points, they are still worth making.

(Stephen Holden) ★ 'At Any Price' (R, 1 45) If Ramin Bahrani's allegory of American hubris set in the heartland overstates its points, they are still worth making.

That shift has big implications for its character and prospects.The southern third of Britain's east coast is generally considered UKIP's heartland (pushing the point, a Labour politician says it does well where there is good fish and chips).

Monday's poll suggests that the SNP have advanced 31 percentage points in heartland Labour seats, compared with 16 points in more marginal areas.

It was probably recorded in North Waziristan, where Mr Mehsud is thought to be hiding after being ejected from his heartland farther south.All this points to a greater melding of al-Qaeda, the Pakistani Taliban and militants more focused on Afghanistan, based in North Waziristan.

So given we're back around the game's heartland, what is the point of the event now?

The Vermont senator overcame a sizable deficit in the opinion polls to finish ahead of Hillary Clinton by almost seven percentage points in a heartland state that she carried in 2008.