Sentence examples for point to current from inspiring English sources

They point to current notions of physiological ripeness, that is, judging the ripeness of a grape not merely by its sugar content but by when the tannins and seeds are no longer green.

He points to current experience: that companies converge on the profitable middle ground, creating a sameness in broadcast music.

Responding to questions by e-mail, he conceded that G.E. isn't "where we want to be yet," but pointed to current efforts to move more diverse talent through G.E.'s managerial "pipeline".

"The F.S.B. is of the view that the authorities' approach to shadow banking has to be a targeted one," the group said, pointing to current lax regulation of the sector.

Interestingly, many of the Australian respondents pointed to current U.S. training practices as worthy of emulation.

Academics for Yes argues that Scotland's current research base would be protected under independence, pointing to current joint arrangements between the UK and Ireland.

Finally, a brief conclusion points to current and future biomedical technology applications of bone mechanics to situations where bone adaptation fails.

Ford lost that hotly contested 2006 race by fewer than three points to current Republican Sen. Bob Corker.

In his questioning, Sen. Leahy of Vermont brought Sessions back to his opposition to queer people being protected under hate crimes statutes, and pointed to current statistics: .

Fernández pointed to current governors such as Javier Duarte of Veracruz and Manuel Velasco of Chiapas, from the PRI and Green Party respectively, whom he claimed have either "intimidated or co-opted" their opponents.

Fortunately, science functions adequately in contexts where the evidence points to current deficiencies, even when that evidence is not accompanied by diagnostics assuredly directing the researcher toward a superior understanding.