Sentence examples for point to years from inspiring English sources

Advocates for the homeless, long locked in court battles with the Giuliani administration, point to years of cutbacks in the city's housing capital budget as a major cause of the rise in demand for shelter.

They point to years of tension between their union and management over such practices as bringing in low-paid temporary workers who take over former well-paying full-time housekeeping positions.

And the system has countless adherents that can point to years of 1-nil victories and titles as a result of its stinginess.

Recent industry trade statistics point to year-over-year growth rates that we last saw in the 1980s and 1990s.

Optimists surely can point to year-over-year improvements in the percentage of stocks that federal regulators consider to be overfished in the U.S.

American officials dismiss those denials, pointing to years of evidence of missile-related purchases during both the Bush and Obama administrations.

Rebel commanders were defiant about their chances of repelling troops on the ground, pointing to years of resistance against a better-armed enemy and the advantages of battle-hardened opposition fighters in close street-to-street combat.

The doormen who guard the elegant buildings on Fritz Lang's street in Wilmersdorf epitomize the capital's dangerous and deepening class divide: "Broken noses, swollen knuckles, and necks of faded welts all pointed to years lost in the ring.

MS values of 0.33 point to high year-to-year variability in growth.

Look closely, though, and his quietly elegant suit jacket and rapid turn of thought point to formative years at Harvard — an editor of the Lampoon, class of '76.

Halifax, on the other hand, can point to several years as a viable Super League club before they imploded.