Sentence examples for point to difficulties from inspiring English sources
The executives continued to point to difficulties in valuing stock options accurately.
This can point to difficulties in supplying raw material, or indicate an economically deliberate choice regarding the production of these manuscripts during Charlemagne's reign.
The results point to difficulties with the integration of Occupational Risk Prevention (ORP) in the Management Systems of SMEs in the Spanish construction sector, outside the corporate structure of the firm.
Mackie (1980) and Routley (1981), among others at the time, point to difficulties with this general position but ultimately agree that Fitch's result is a refutation of the claim that all truths are knowable, and that various forms of verificationism are imperiled for related reasons.
From the current evaluation, we suggest that these OBTM data point to difficulties in detecting seafloor deformation due to tectonic motions which are expected to show rates of a few cm/year (e.g., Fujita et al., 2006; Matsumoto et al., 2008; Watanabe et al., 2009; Sato et al., 2011).
Republicans point to difficulties that transcend the jobless rate: taxes, regulations, even the troubled schools.
All this seems to point to difficulty separating Martha Stewart the individual from Martha Stewart the company.
Secondly, two other interviewees acknowledged the added value of such evidence but also pointed to difficulties in measuring such an effect due to insufficient data.
Some researchers have pointed to difficulties with this model (Hurst 2009), and to date, the genetic basis for the putative peptide pheromones is unknown.
Also, the residual correlation between the construct "family conflict" (FR_3) and the item p45h (Do you get along with your mother?) (r = 0.23) points to difficulties.
Although this description is consistent with the complexity of the RT RN role noted above, it points to difficulties in maintaining a patient focus, highlighting the 'conveyor belt' organization of RT care.
