Sentence examples for interesting pointers from inspiring English sources

In this direction, our analyses provide interesting pointers for regulatory mechanisms that may be of particular interest.

Even so, data TfL supplied me with from its annual London Travel Demand surveys of about 8,000 households provide interesting pointers to transport "modal shift" patterns over the past ten years.

Maybe for lay people the ancient koine Greek script will not mean much, apart from for its beauty its survival over 1,600 years – but the book does contain interesting pointers to the early development of the Bible.

The question that many organisations are now grappling with is: "How do you make the business case for sustainability to managers and agencies who currently see it as a pointless distraction?" The innovation breakfasts gave some interesting pointers reinforced by evidence we have seen in other companies.

The Mexico example offers interesting pointers to the efficient administration of a host of social services.

Argentina's invasion of the Falklands may have come as a surprise to Mrs Thatcher and her ministers, but the government papers do reveal some interesting pointers.

The outcome will be an interesting pointer about the future of education—and not just for toddlers.

Seville chased Carlton House home at York but stablemate Recital could prove the greatest threat to the favourite, Kieren Fallon's decision to forgo the ride on Native Khan itself an interesting pointer to his chances of Aidan O'Brien's runner.

For example, the links between risk alleles near certain nicotinic receptors (the CHRNA5-A3-B4 gene cluster) on Chromosome 15 provide an interesting pointer to what might lie ahead for GRPS (Ware et al. 2012).

If it were possible to find fMRI priors that increased the evidence for a model that included MSPs, then this would be very interesting and provide pointers to better MSPs.

It posed questions because understandably for a conference speech three years before the next election it was short on specific policies, and more interesting as a pointer to future strategies that may or may not bear fruit.Some broad thoughts.