Sentence examples for pointed to a specific from inspiring English sources

The government has not pointed to a specific group as being responsible for the attacks in Yamanya and Qizilboy.

The paper even pointed to a specific incident in 2007 that illustrated a growing selfishness and cynicism in China.

Second, she pointed to a specific project for a major overseas wireless company that was supposed to be completed during the third quarter but remains unfinished.

"Nothing pointed to a specific attack in a specific location," a senior White House official said on Saturday night, in trying to minimize the significance of the C.I.A.'s concern about the "patterns of suspicious activity".

In "A Warning, but Clear?" (news analysis, April 11), a senior White House official is quoted as saying about the Aug. 6 President's Daily Brief, "Nothing pointed to a specific attack in a specific location".

Steven McCarroll, director of genetics for the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at the Broad Institute of Harvard and M.I.T., said it was significant that the researchers had found common genetic factors that pointed to a specific signaling system.

But this kind of analysis couldn't point to a specific target.

"Collusion," in this case, isn't a legal term pointing to a specific crime.

Overall, these results point to a specific degeneration of active genes and promoters with aging.

Yet as the report describes, intelligence is rarely clear enough to point to a specific, imminent attack.

But the show also points to a specific source for the image, from Stubbs's Italian sojourn.