Sentence examples for points to a solution from inspiring English sources

The authors' research with 46 companies points to a solution: After meeting the customer's basic specs within an acceptable price range, give the purchasing manager "a justifier"—an extra that provides obvious value to the business.

Rather than buy cheaper and better products from abroad, firms have to pay over the odds for lower-quality local ones.Historical evidence points to a solution, thinks Marcos Lisboa of Insper university.

The heterogeneity analysis of a range of cluster solutions again points to a solution with nine clusters.

And yet… The fact that the problem is largely attitudinal, rather than generational or technological points to a solution that is equally age-agnostic.

His method points to a solution of the paradox of definition according to which all concepts are ultimately defined in terms of simple concepts, but these remain undefined and thus devoid of meaning.

It's important to pinpoint exactly where the argument fails, because denying its premise looks naïve, whereas showing how the premise can be true while the conclusion is false points to a solution: find a way to keep out the gang members and drug dealers but still admit the needy and beneficial immigrants.

N.H.L. officials point to a solution, though.

The bad apples theory may have been naive, but at least it pointed to a solution.

Mr. Bush has said that global warming poses a problem but that there is not yet sufficient evidence to point to a solution.

He then pointed to a solution in the form of so-called "attention mechanisms," a tweak to deep learning that has been developed in the last few years.

"We're not at a point in Internet history where we can easily point to a number and easily point to a solution," said Dana Todd, president of the Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization.