Sentence examples for may be pointing from inspiring English sources

THE survey data may be pointing towards recovery but for most Americans, it can hardly feel that way.

He added, "People may be pointing fingers at Mark East or Walgreens, but this was really the decision of the owners to come to us".

SAN FRANCISCO — With its deal this month to buy the Web music service Lala, Apple may be pointing the way to the future of music.

For all his fakery, Mr Stewart may be pointing the way to the future of news: bluntness and informality fused with ruthless editing and a funny bone which helps to ensure that stories he wants to cover are watched.

These trends may be pointing to a "new" Europe in which the political resolve for serious diplomacy is lacking among the European Union's 28 member states, and the conviction to enforce international weapons conventions is largely absent.

Looking ahead, optimists say the new willingness of consumers to spend will ultimately bolster corporate results, but there is a lingering fear that the struggles of American companies may be pointing the way.

His words lately may be pointed, but his tone is always steady and calm.

Other limitations may be pointed out to our investigation.

Although visual and aural texts may be pointed to or verbally referred to, only written language can be read.

It may be pointed out that incorporation of several metal atoms results in unwanted side reaction [14].

This is especially true among Hagel's eagerly interventionist neoconservative opponents, incidentally, as may be pointed out a time or two.