Sentence examples for point to trouble from inspiring English sources

That would mean a fall of about 20% in real terms.Other forward-looking indicators also point to trouble.

Men of casual eloquence whose commands we – like Smudge – obey, wagging even when the signs point to trouble.

Already scholars point to troubling signs.

Other observers point to troubling trends, such as the decline in traditional manufacturing jobs and falling rates of employment among less educated middle-aged men, as signs of the inevitability of permanently high unemployment.

They also point to troubling recent incidents, including the ongoing imprisonment of VICE News journalist Mohammed Ismael Rasool.

Because Medicare patients are elderly and likely require care for chronic medical conditions, the fact that African American patients seek medical treatment in the ED with higher PCP scores even when we control for age, gender, and expected source of payment may point to troubling health disparities in vulnerable populations in South Carolina.

"It points to trouble".

If that happens, Egypt could succumb to lasting turmoil.Virtually every economic indicator points to trouble.

One little-known hedge fund barometer is pointing to trouble, however.

Recent signs pointing to trouble in the Asian equity and property markets could move investor sentiment their way.

He points to trouble two teams have had recently coming up with money to pay their players.