Sentence examples for point to data from inspiring English sources

Described as a low cost entry point to data consumption.

"The Asha phones are a low-cost entry point to data consumption," Ms. McDowell said.

More substantively, Howe and Strauss point to data that show that kids have a much more positive attitude toward parents and adult authority figures than earlier cohorts did.

At this point behavioral geneticists will point to data showing that even within a single culture, individuals are shaped by their environments.

On the other hand, critics of the encyclical predictably point to data showing its overwhelming rejection by Catholics, including regular churchgoers and the young.

To illustrate this point, economists often point to data on the earnings of workers in the top 10%, 1%, or 0.1%, which show a tiny share of the workforce taking home an ever-larger slice of the economic pie.

Mr. Kerry points to data showing that median household income has fallen during the Bush presidency.

He pointed to data showing a fall in visits to Lovefilm's website versus a rise in Netflix web traffic.

He pointed to data released on Monday by the Ifo Institute for Economic Research showing that German business sentiment was improving.

Gardner pointed to data from the Council of Mortgage Lenders showing the popularity of fixed mortgage rates as borrowers lock into ultra-low-rate deals.

Wilson pointed to data showing that pay awards for company bosses had fallen by 7% since 2012, following a 5% fall the previous year.