Sentence examples for pointed only a from inspiring English sources

In Chattanooga, Tenn., the schools have abolished their multitrack curriculum, which pointed only a fraction of students toward college.

Industry chatter and local African media pointed only to South Africa as a maiden entry point.

Each link points only to a specific file that your browser handles on a file type basis.

Paper points only take a portion of bacteria from the root canal wall.

Or take the poll of Texas that had Mr. Obama behind by 16 points, only a 4-point decline for him from 2008.

In 1980, George Bush beat Ronald Reagan by two percentage points; only a tenth of a percentage point separated Mr. Romney from Mr. Santorum on Tuesday.

Until a spate of terror attacks highlighted its vulnerability as a terrorist entry point, only a handful of police were posted here.

(The '80s were at this point only a few years gone, making a cover band the equivalent of Sha-Na-Na Sha-Na-Na Sha-Na-Nadstock).

It's also the point, only a third of the way through this dense 400-pager, after which I refuse to disclose another morsel of plot.

More to the point, only a minority of 20th-century prime ministers were Christians as adults, having any serious personal religion.

At their closest point, only a few miles of sea separate Northern Ireland and Scotland.