Sentence examples for point to increasing from inspiring English sources

The authorities point to increasing amounts they have managed to claw back.

The glitch could point to increasing internal struggles between groups seeking to reopen Facebook and other social networking sites, and hardliners in the establishment, who remain in control of internet access.

The data point to increasing benefits with lower and lower LDL levels, said Dr. Daniel J. Rader, a cholesterol researcher at the University of Pennsylvania and a consultant for Sanofi on its drug.

In the last year, however, signs point to increasing Western interest in contemporary Indian art.

The Asian numbers point to increasing domestic opportunities in the region, says Peggy Blumenthal, president of the Institute for International Education in New York City.

However, the tendencies we have examined here point to increasing old-age poverty due to the build-up of risk factors.

They point to increased sports participation figures and a new strategy to focus the £1bn invested through Sport England over five years on 14- to 25-year-olds.

One reason is that the destruction of the shuttle has not been linked to anything, like terrorism, that would point to increased risk in the future.

Signs of a softer market for cars run counter to recent reports -- on consumer confidence and personal consumption -- that point to increased spending by consumers.

On one hand, many investors think it is essential for Vodafone at some point to increase its presence in the United States market.

Some analysts also point to increased music competition from companies like Nokia, whose own music download service will begin later this year.