Sentence examples for ones points to from inspiring English sources
Their pent-up demand for better ones points to a coming innovation boom in everything, from dry-cleaning to gourmet-food delivery to entertainment.
In addition, our observation that highly expressed tissue-specific genes were more diverse than poorly expressed ones points to an adaptive mechanism for the regulation of codon usage, which is presumably mediated by selection.
Polls (even if you set aside chronically corrupt Indian ones) point to a BJP victory, perhaps a big one.
No one points to any lapses from his absences.
The tall one points to a paragraph in his book.
Each one points to further questions; each question leads them further off the trail.
Camille: Uh, definitely not in this one (points to fish buoyancy problem in Figure 2 ).
One pointed to a scar on her neck.
Hutchison did smartly engage Medina at one point to tag-team Perry on jobs.
He refers at one point to "our pure friendship".
