Sentence examples for pointing about from inspiring English sources

While that has eliminated some of the finger pointing about whose problem it is, it also has raised the cost of developing chips even further.

But elitist finger pointing about vehicle choice and punitive taxes are not the way to accomplish these goals.

The sharp deceleration has left Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, and his colleagues approaching circumstances that give central bankers nightmares: realizing that they may have raised rates too much, requiring them to do a quick about-face in hopes of averting a stall that would drive up unemployment, sink the stock market and set off finger pointing about who is to blame.

He could also put the states back in their box by setting a more ambitious federal renewable energy target, legislated over a longer time horizon, to give certainty to investors, who are again fretting about having to endure another toxic cycle of finger pointing about climate change.

Existing economic challenges and leadership transitions in the major carbon-emitting economies, coupled with general finger pointing about who goes first, are blocking meaningful progress.

There's need for vigorous debate on this question, but little to be gained by more hand wringing or finger pointing about the alleged decline and fall of the humanities.

Interviews with members of the corporation's board elicited finger-pointing about who was to blame for the nonprofit's woes.

American accusations about Chinese mercantilism are met by Chinese finger-pointing about America's "Buy America" legislation.

One thing easily confused in the finger-pointing about these two latest attacks is the difference between guilt and responsibility.

Vows to keep the children above the fray often devolve into finger-pointing about who is failing to do that.

As a sign of how worried Democrats are, they are already engaging in back-room finger-pointing about who is most responsible for Mr. Weprin's plight.