Sentence examples for now points to from inspiring English sources

Even this surplus-based method now points to a smaller yuan undervaluation than it used to because China's surplus has shrunk.

"The DNA test now points to a suspect later convicted for rapes that might have been prevented if justice had prevailed in the first place".

The Government's own data.gov.uk HS2 data download page now points to the HS2 website where interested parties can request the routes via e-mail.

But Mr. Carey, who left office that December after eight years, now points to history to show who was right after all.

"It's a very, very grudging labor market," said Joshua Shapiro, chief economist for MFR Inc. "A growing amount of evidence now points to this recovery taking a long time".

After decades of discussion over the use of synthetics, research now points to hydrolyzed starch (an old Japanese recipe) as a solution or, when the use of water is inadvisable, methylcellulose in an organic solvent.

But they now point to a coalition win.

They now point to Chase Carey, a satellite-television veteran.

He is now pointing to the Breeders' Cup Classic.

My colleagues now point to research by the political scientists and N.S.F.

Policymakers who once blamed this puzzling behaviour on raging hormones now point to neuroscience.