Sentence examples for pointing to work from inspiring English sources

Pointing to work by economist Branko Milanovic, Nangle notes four trends in global income distribution from 1988 to 2008: The big winners of those two decades were, in global terms, the middle earners - a group largely accounted for by workers in China.

But, as a writer of business commentary, I would like to point to work by other columnists.

She points to work in sheep showing that ovulation is influenced by day length and other sheep.

Iran has said its nuclear program is intended to produce civilian energy, but American and European officials have pointed to work that seems unrelated to simply producing power.

Iran has said its nuclear program is for civilian purposes, but American and European officials have pointed to work that seems unrelated to simply producing power.

Let's assume Exxon were inclined to listen – and, for the record, it has pointed to work it says it has already done on climate change.

He points to work by Ágnes Kovács and Jacques Mehler.

He pointed to work of the Pacific Institute, an Oakland-based water think tank.

House Republican leadership aides pointed to work being done by the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which oversees health issues.

He points to working stock exchanges, enlightened new governments and significant amounts of capital going into the continent.

Among undecided parent voters in our sample, 39percentt pointed to work-family balance as their top challenge.