Sentence examples for point to improvement from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hughes said some signs -- like increased consumer confidence -- point to improvement in the national economy.

If Birmingham City, in his first match in charge, lost 7-0 to Wolverhampton Wanderers, he could point to improvement after their 8-0 home defeat by Bournemouth the previous Saturday.

"Higher mortgage rates are clearly negative for housing, but other key drivers — including the labor market, confidence and expectations for prices and interest rates — still point to improvement," Jim O'Sullivan, chief United States economist at High Frequency Economics, said in a note to clients.

The results point to improvement in ductility with reduction in lateral spacing.

There are many more numbers from Dr. Vitti's tenure in Jacksonville that point to improvement – far too many to list.

LF Around the world signs point to improvements in sex education.

Optimists point to improvements, helped by a growing array of well-targeted, commonsense programmes, as in Bernalillo.

While some administrators at the charters point to improvements in test scores, most say it is too early to assess whether the schools will have long-term success.

Opponents point to improvements in the New Orleans public schools since the state and various charter organizations began running them after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

So when Ken Livingstone, London's mayor, made exactly that announcement on April 24th he was keen to point to improvements that had already been made.

Economic data point to improvements by the month, even by the day: growth is picking up and the borrowing costs of even the most indebted countries keep falling.