Sentence examples for indicator pointing to from inspiring English sources

Dietz downplays the significance of the figures as an economic indicator, pointing to rising interest rates and a 10-year low in housing affordability.

I've assumed all along that George Bush was likely to win, though there's one overwhelming indicator pointing to Kerry: the Telegraph/Spectator pundit Mark Steyn is certain that Bush will triumph.

The unemployment rate was not the only indicator pointing to substantial slack in labor markets: The employment-to-population ratio had fallen to a 25-year low, and aggregate hours of production workers had dropped more than during the 1981-82 recession.

In individual patients, higher LACTW24 and LacΔ24, however, should be considered a useful indicator pointing to the severity of illness and to superimposed complications.

And trading Monday in stock index futures, while light and not always a reliable indicator, pointed to a substantial decline when markets reopen on Wall Street.

It was easy for Hoover to defend the record of the President he served, Calvin Coolidge, as virtually every indicator pointed to an administration noted for its prosperity.

"Looking to 2014 and beyond, all indications point to improving conditions for city budgets, with national economic indicators pointing to continued slow growth," the report concluded.

There are other economic indicators pointing to a slowdown.

With some economic indicators pointing to an American upturn later this year, those fears are easing.

Now we have entered a downward slide, with all economic indicators pointing to the toilet.

That would fit in with other indicators pointing to an upturn.