Sentence examples for pointing to data from inspiring English sources

The specialists respond to critics by pointing to data showing that their record in the court is quite good.

Banks have fought the notion of a widespread credit crisis by pointing to data showing continued growth in lending in Germany.

He said no, pointing to data the Treasury prepared that shows that the Treasury market is a relatively small portion of the total credit market.

Hobbyists, pointing to data of their own on the safety of model rocketry materials, said the senators were distorting the scientific record.

The chief executive, Michael Sharp, said disruption from the snow had affected all retailers, pointing to data from accountants BDO that showed like-for-like sales across the sector dropped by an average of 9% over the two-week period.

Fox executives are already pointing to data showing that its big reality hits this year, "Joe Millionaire" and "American Idol," are pulling in a high percentage of those upscale viewers.

Mr. Kerry points to data showing that median household income has fallen during the Bush presidency.

He pointed to data showing a fall in visits to Lovefilm's website versus a rise in Netflix web traffic.

He pointed to data released on Monday by the Ifo Institute for Economic Research showing that German business sentiment was improving.

At this point behavioral geneticists will point to data showing that even within a single culture, individuals are shaped by their environments.

Gardner pointed to data from the Council of Mortgage Lenders showing the popularity of fixed mortgage rates as borrowers lock into ultra-low-rate deals.