Sentence examples for points to rising from inspiring English sources

He points to rising nationalism at home, increasingly directed overseas.

In Iraq, Mr. Romney is right when he points to rising violence and the rising influence of Iran.

But the latest study, which involved constructing a computer model to predict future extinctions, clearly points to rising temperatures alone for the decline of lizards.

It points to rising global gas prices as the major reason for the sharp rise in home energy bills in recent years.

Art Smith of Herold, a consultancy, points to rising "finding and development" costs at the big firms, and argues that the world is consuming two to three barrels of oil for every barrel of new oil found.

The Bank, like many forecasters, points to rising investment and consumer spending, but much of the investment is in property and the consumer spending based on higher personal borrowing.

There is much anecdotal evidence pointing to rising productivity.

Economists think readings below 400,000 generally point to rising employment.

But analysts agree that most indicators point to rising confidence in the market.

Likewise, they point to rising property and pension wealth that more than offsets rising debt levels.

Others might point to rising star Polly Morgan's reinvention of taxidermy as a fine art.