Sentence examples for points to an alternative from inspiring English sources
Indispensable to all who care about development, this groundbreaking book challenges the convention of linear thinking and points to an alternative path out of poverty traps.
These findings points to an alternative way for minimizing the problem of carbon buildup on Ni-based catalysts for steam reforming of ethanol.
It is both a first-person narration of Kate's relationship with Lucien and his father, Thomas, and a deconstruction of Veronica's book, posing a trail of clues that points to an alternative killer.
But while the Shed is essentially a byproduct of permanent works, it points to an alternative model for how the South Bank's unwieldy structures can be adapted with light-footed architecture.
Instead, it points to an alternative approach: a "negative path" to happiness that entails taking a radically different stance towards those things most of us spend our lives trying hard to avoid.
One expert we talked to points to an alternative interpretation: Maybe UW women simply write better grant proposals than UW men do.
The fact that some cancers return after treatment seems to contradict this argument, or at least point to an alternative route for tumor formation.
A recent column pointed to an alternative explanation of why business investment is so low (given all the efforts to boost it), from a book by Andrew Smithers.
In the three parts of the book, he analyzes the complex bonds between construction and deconstruction, thereby pointing to an alternative model of "secular criticism," but in the domain of philosophy rather than literary or cultural criticism.
The murmurs of dissent within the administration reflected a view attributed to Ms. Whitman that the White House had been unwise to declare its opposition to the Kyoto pact before it could point to an alternative.
Not only is this evidence of self-confidence in Acne's product, it also shows a new confidence in the magazine concept, bringing brand publications in line with the more traditional style magazines – pointing to an alternative future for fashion publishing.
