Sentence examples for members pointed to from inspiring English sources

"The original report from the family members pointed to smuggling," Petty Officer DeMarino said.

Committee members pointed to falling unemployment, rising household spending and increased business investment.

Several commission members pointed to the testimony of economist Carmen Reinhart in late May as particularly compelling.

Several commission members pointed to the testimony of University of Maryland economist Carmen Reinhart in late May as particularly compelling.

Board members pointed to the Fairfax County school system's calendar as an example; the largest school district in Virginia does not call out such religious holidays by name.

Our members pointed to some good public sector practice, including family friendly working in the Forensic Science Service – before it was abolished.

Cochrane group members point to the Medtronic study as an example of the value of a neutral perspective.

Members point to the movement's structure, and how regional groupings co-ordinate action locally and internationally.

Whether the symptoms pointed to by Catlin's family members point to a brain injury isn't yet possible to say, according to McKee.

Although some members point to the year 1982 as Hezbollah's founding date, the official manifesto was not released until 1985.

"For the first time in 20 years, corporate America is losing legitimacy," he wrote last month to party members, pointing to the Enron and WorldCom debacles.