Sentence examples for points to continuing from inspiring English sources

"Everything points to continuing small leakages from the area where the bow sank," said Augusto Ezequiel, director of the Portuguese Hydrographic Institute.

Joe Staton, head of market dynamics at GfK, said: "The slump across the board this month points to continuing uncertainty about the state of the economy among consumers.

Iran's recent test of a new missile, with an advanced semi-solid-fuel design and a declared range of 2,000km (1,250 miles), points to continuing defiance but maybe also to a degree of growing apprehension.

With an ongoing tussle between China and Japan to the north and the conundrum of North Korea, this points to continuing tension in a region which is vital for global economic growth.

In Wisconsin, it points to continuing momentum from the 2010 Republican tsunami that swamped Democratic stalwarts in the Senate and the House, plus elected Gov. Scott Walker, whose restrictions on public employees' unions inspired a recall effort this year, which failed.

Public trust funds based on the huge postal saving system and the central bank itself are now lending directly to private trade and industry.Even so, because the deflationary psychology gripping the economy points to continuing declines in wholesale prices and in land values, "real" rates of interest remain too high to stimulate aggregate demand.

Human Rights Watch points to "continued deterioration of human rights" in Kazakhstan.

In order to pass this portion of the Sage test, you must have a total of at least 80 points to continue.

Some signs point to continuing gloom.

Critics point to continuing public dissatisfaction with the social services.

They point to continuing harsh treatment of Turkey's Kurds and soft treatment of Iran.