Sentence examples for likely pointed from inspiring English sources

Even before his public censure last week, Ewing's acceptance of a trade to Seattle, where neither a contract extension nor a finals appearance was likely, pointed to his simply wanting to leave New York.

I wonder if parents and teachers would have more likely pointed them out had their voices been included in the debate.

Already, Google+ had absorbed Local on the web, but the Google+ iOS app doesn't yet contain "Local" as an option in the sidebar, which is why the email likely pointed users to the Google Maps flagship application instead of both it and the Google+ app.

Murkowski likely pointed out that she won her own write-in campaign in 2010 after losing the Republican primary to a tea party challenger.

In fact, non-oxidized xylo-oligosaccharides were released, which most likely pointed at the presence of a minor xylanolytic hydrolase impurity.

Hezbollah's arsenal of nearly 70,000 rockets will likely remain pointed at the Israelis, but the squandering of its crucial elite units in Syria could deprive Lebanon's Shiite community of protection from emboldened sectarian rivals in the wake of Assad's ousting.

The impact on future deals likely will be pointed negotiations over the parties' obligations to complete deals and rights if one of the parties refuses to do so, as buyers look to maintain maximum flexibility and limit their exposure and sellers attempt to ensure that the deal closes.

W.T.: It's like a pointed bay.

But the French magazine Le Point says the pointed lyrics are more likely to engage the listener as France is "on the verge of hysterics" as its government plans to introduce more taxes in the New Year.

The morning after, when Greece totals the complete and final bill, is likely to feature a pointed debate here and around the world over whether the Olympics have become too big and too demanding for the host cities.

We would like to replace "pointed graph" by "≡-class of pointed graph".