Sentence examples for point to global from inspiring English sources

Fingers point to global warming.

As to the reason for this change in the jet stream's flow, more and more meteorologists now point to global warming.

ASK conspiracy theorists who they think really runs the world, and they will probably point to global banks, such as Citigroup, Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase.

Biosensor tests mimicking field conditions point to global regulation being relevant for biosensor performance; thus, this global regulation must be taken into account when designing whole-cell biosensors.

Having won the economic argument at least so far as voters are concerned Mr Osborne may find it even easier to point to global factors beyond his control if it peters out.

Cheaper oil is adding as much as one percentage point to global GDP.

In doing so, he has worked with a wide range of numerical models, ranging from point-scale models of land biogeophysical processes to general circulation models; and point to global-scale observational data for evaluation and complementary analyses.

He points to global action on climate change.

Al Gore, on the phone between plane flights Wednesday, of course, pointed to global warming.

And Dr. Oppenheimer, among other ecologists, points to global warming as perhaps the most significant long-term factor.

The wide geographical spread of the heatwave, right across four continents, also points to global warming as the culprit.