Sentence examples similar to point toward doing from inspiring English sources

Barclays settled on the unusual campaign after doing research that pointed them toward doing something a bit radical, at least for a bank.

Alibali, one of five former students speaking at the symposium, praised Goldin-Meadow for encouraging student intellectual independence and pointing them toward doing important work that is publishable in top-tier journals.

Assume a 30% profit margin in the outsource contract; as the deal's size grows, at one point the risk/reward balance tips toward doing the work yourself.

This in no way points toward people doing nothing.

Does your theoretical framework point toward "jobs" or does it focus in some other dimension?

Note that there is no motivation to trigger a vertical handover toward an access point that does not satisfy the signal strength condition.

Bars -- vertical and horizontal -- rectangles, empty spaces and fields of solid color inflected by stripes characterize this late work, which seems to point toward Minimalism but does not relate at all to its industrially derived aesthetic and prepossessing size.

Limit 1 point for TESOL and Applied Linguistics students, and point does not count toward degree; out of program students may take it for 2 points.

A score of "no response" was recorded if the male left the release point but did not orient toward the test stimulus or did not make a double reversal movement, or if the male failed to leave the release point within the 5-min trial.

(One smoking-related fact that CVS' actions do point toward is that way fewer people use tobacco now than did decades ago, making it easier for a chain store to ditch cigarettes -- although CVS's competitors like Walgreens and Rite Aid aren't doing so, despite urging by state officials).

The observations don't prove a causal link between air pollution and autism, but do point toward potential pathways to be explored in later studies.