Sentence examples for largely pointed from inspiring English sources
If confirmed, the substantial upgrade to the UK is likely to be seized on by Osborne as further proof the coalition's "economic plan is working" – an oft-used phrase in recent weeks as indicators have largely pointed to growth picking up.
The company has never been much on expandable storage, and has largely pointed to cloud syncing when it comes to building a big library, but the addition of audio books necessitates an increase in on-board space.
Moreover, the declaration largely pointed the blame for the currency volatility in some of the countries on structural weaknesses in their economies and financial systems.
In contrast, evidence from solid tumor development has largely pointed to an important role for transcriptional activation.
To face this literature overload, the need for automatic assistance has been largely pointed out, and computational tools that retrieve and extract factual information are providing powerful new instruments for managing search results and staying on top of the torrent of publications (2).
These are the large, pointed teeth.
Sharing a stage for the first time, Hillary Rodham Clinton and her Democratic challengers hashed out their differences Tuesday night over guns, foreign policy and Wall Street regulation in a pointed but largely polite debate that underscored the broad consensus among the party's leading presidential contenders.
The album was released this week to largely scornful reviews, including a pointed 1.0 rating by the taste-making indie site Pitchfork.
Four years ago, when he ran for re-election, Mr. Clinton largely shied away from such pointed appeals to class and against the powerful when his advisers decided that the election should be fought on issues of values.
This year, however, China has largely remained calm, but for some pointed references to the Anti-Secession Law.In fact it was America's opposition to the referendum that brought the debate to life in Taiwan.
Point to its pointed teeth.
