Sentence examples for point to obvious from inspiring English sources

Optimists can point to obvious improvements.

It's a frustrating release, to be honest, because while on the one hand it appears to point to obvious popularity for the Kindle devices — and how effective the combined machine of online marketplace+products can be — it doesn't give enough clarity on how something like the Kindle Fire is performing.

The emails describe price lists and payments and discuss tactics such as filing hundreds of comments on Websites and creating a video cartoon comparing Navalny to Hitler.Blogger Anton Nosik points to obvious differences between the email attacks on both sides.

In an editorial, the Standard said the reports pointed to "obvious" security lapses.

Further, most subjects reported previous need of health services and educational support during childhood, pointing to obvious difficulties, although not recognised as ADHD.

The statistics point to the obvious flaws in Donald Trump's analysis of the terror threat facing police in London.

Others point to the obvious inequities of conjuring from nowhere, a stunningly manicured Olympic golf course in the green fringes of a city currently running on empty.

If water quality proves to be a determining factor, "that would point to an obvious management imperative," Hughes says.

But, he says, "it would be even better if you could point to an obvious physical mechanism that would explain why the system works that way".

And if we put anecdotal behavior stuff aside, we can point to the obvious truth: The actual design of Tinder is based around a deck of cards.

Up2Us Sports founder and CEO Paul Caccamo only needs to point to the obvious to highlight the program's effectiveness.