Sentence examples for points to the problem from inspiring English sources

That points to the problem that only Springsteen has (give or take Neil Young).

Dr. Roubenoff points to the problem of muscle loss, for example.

This points to the problem with "The Age of Anxiety": time is real to real people.

This points to the problem with caucuses and primaries dominated by party activists: ordinary voters don't get a say.

Mr Timmermans, the risk chief at ING, points to the problem of getting out of positions at the right time.

Sometimes the error message generated by the computer points to the problem accurately, but sometimes the error message just reveals that the error has so deeply confused the computer that it cannot create an accurate error message.

The execution in Oklahoma points to the problems that states that continue the practice are encountering.

And that, sports medicine doctors say, points to the problems: there is little or no uniformity among products, the labels are confusing and the ingredients are arcane.

It also points to the problems for North Sea oil beginning to set in before the oil price fall.

On data linkages, Boiten points to the problems Facebook has had with racial profiling as illustrative of the potential pitfalls.

Miller Tabak's Les Funtleyder points to the problems Roche is having in financing a purchase of Genentech, despite owning a majority stake in the company already.