Sentence examples similar to it yet points to from inspiring English sources

And bird experts cannot yet point to any species they think is likely to become extinct.

It may not have lived up to the social ideals it was created for, yet it points to the quality that social housing in city centres must have.

Yet it points to a devastating truth behind the surface.

Yet it points to a division between those in Washington (mainly Republicans) wanting to reward Ethiopia for fighting terrorism in Somalia and those (mainly Democrats) wishing to punish it for its human-rights abuses at home.Ethiopia, for its part, had hoped for stronger support from America over its border dispute with Eritrea.

Yet it points to a potential crisis unless we reverse the loss of habitat and flowers that are threatening wild pollinators such as bumble bees and solitary bees and rightly calls for famers who plant wild flower margins and set-aside land to restore habitats and food for pollinators to be financially rewarded.

Yet, it points to a necessary role that social technologies must play if they are to regain their relevance.

It was just a temporary problem, yet it pointed to a larger and more difficult issue facing the company: how to decide whether a song is, in fact, authorized for copying.

Although the evidence is confusing, it points to the deeper regularities that constitute the cosmos, just as Heraclitus' own remarks can seem obscure yet point to the truth.

If this is actually an accidental but legit Facebook message, it points to the company yet again expanding its horizons to consider how and where it could enable communications between people beyond its core Facebook platform.

But this points to yet another mystery.

Yet they point to a potential.