Sentence examples similar to points to consequence from inspiring English sources

A trend in terms of MMN reduction, in turn, would rather point to consequences of HPA-related ligands.

The design vocabulary of the Staten Island project -- the grid, the diagrammatic abstraction -- points to another consequence of globalization: our increasing awareness of the distinctiveness of Western thought.

The recent migrant crisis in the Bay of Bengal -- involving tens of thousands of Bangladeshis and members of Myanmar's persecuted Rohingya minority attempting to cross in smugglers' boats -- points to another consequence of a broken system: People are leaving the country in droves.

Burke, whose business works with community projects in Malawi and uses waste materials from the tobacco industry to make its fashion products, points to the consequences.

It points to the consequences for society when death is inculcated as an ideal by the key shaping educational and religious institutions.

Like Edmundson, Brooks is not writing from within a believing community, but he points to cultural consequences when serious religious discourse leaps, or does not leap, from old book pages to the heart of the human city and the public square.

This points to another possible consequence of the Republican tax bill.

A recent spate of books and articles about the Me generation perhaps points to an unfortunate consequence of this thinking.

Ms. Boyd pointed to another consequence of the new architecture: people have expanded their Friendster networks with imperial gusto.

The report also points to "negative practical consequences of selection by religion" in faith schools.

Our analysis also points to less desirable consequences, as reflected in limited social engagement by residents with fewer financial resources and employment options.