Sentence examples for pointed to developments from inspiring English sources

Intel executives Tuesday pointed to developments in chip-making that are enabling it to pack more features into its processors.

Nyerere was to admit that mistakes had been made, while his devotees pointed to developments - such as the spread of literacy and primary healthcare.

He pointed to developments others have noted: the stalled Middle East peace process, economic support for the ultra-Orthodox, the enormous wealth that seems not to be filtering down to average people, and the feeling by some protest leaders that secular, educated urban dwellers had lost their elite status as the country moved to the right and became more religious.

Five years later, in Graham v. Florida, the Court again pointed to "developments in psychology and brain science [that] continue to show fundamental differences between juvenile and adult minds," and, for the first time in a quarter century, invalidated a sentence other than capital punishment.

Mayer pointed to mobile as one of four key areas for Yahoo's future growth.

HE POINTED to the sky.

A separate description of public opinion pointed to Nicolas Sarkozy.

It has been pointed to nowadays apparently clean diesel technology.

All of that pointed to several things.

The evidences presented here pointed to compound 7b-induced apoptosis.

They regarded this as important and pointed to two aspects of this change.