Sentence examples for point to actions from inspiring English sources

In such cases, it may be better to point to actions that the reactor can avoid taking that is, to encourage him in acts of passive resistance.

Furthermore, how the effects of forests on diet diversity vary between and within communities has not received due attention; though such information could point to actions needed to improve the effects of forests on nutrition.

While these studies point to actions to improve performance at the national and micro-level, no studies aimed at enabling decision-making at the meso-level of the Guatemalan health system were found.

The life trajectory of participants could in some cases act as a tipping point to action such as for retired participants who had begun to feel withdrawn and in some cases depressed.

He pointed to actions by the Federal Reserve as a possible model: it has revived the commercial paper market by creating a commercial paper funding facility — and has done the same with several other important debt markets.

Many Wall Street analysts have interpreted that comment as pointing to action as early as the Fed's meeting in September.

So, for example, a GIF of two people kissing might point you to romances, while things on fire points to action titles.

Meanwhile, two more patent applications have emerged that also point to potential actions against Facebook and perhaps other social networks.

3. Develop robust investment principles and policies that are consistent with CST and point to these actions as an integral part of the Catholic identity of your institution.

They also couldn't point to any action they have taken about the broader, systemic, problem.

Even when evidence does point to clear action, there are often legal and economic barriers to evidence-based policies.