Sentence examples for points to greater from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Bank called the result "a sign of Europe's increasing fragility" and warned that "this outcome points to greater risks".

Whoever forms the next government, that points to greater reliance on tax increases and welfare cuts after the election than the parties are willing to admit to beforehand".

Since she joined the Defense Ministry about a year ago, Chacón has steered it along a path that points to greater involvement by Spain in resolving overseas conflicts, emphasizing the importance of overseas missions that are not always popular with voters.

This points to greater economic activity beyond the one caused by the holiday spike in retail and shipping.

High EC observed at sampling point AB4 further points to greater extent of vertical leachate migration along with hydraulic gradient.

AIG's Poignonnec points to greater diversity in many of Africa's economies and the longer view for ecommerce, "Internet broadband and digital access will only improve across the continent.

Recent indicators point to greater convergence.

Based on public polls, there seems little risk of a 1970s-style wage-price ratchet.But surveys do point to greater uncertainty.

He pointed to "greater US military focus on the Pacific meaning less emphasis on Europe and her problems".

With overall inflation still low and employment rising, national surveys all point to greater optimism among consumers.

But he said the evidence of greater damage in the brains of the female players might point to greater susceptibility to concussion among women.