Sentence examples for really points to from inspiring English sources

This really points to the fact that this is a global epidemic".

Such analysis really points to the discrepancy 1.3 cm/yr, which corresponds to the local Hubble constant H0 loc) = 33 ± 5 (km/s)/Mpc.

Perhaps it is Tesla's Autopilot that really points to the future of driving.

This is a huge amount and really points to the ubiquity of plastic pollution," Dr Wilcox said.

"It really points to surface fuel reduction," he said, as the most important step to prevent big fires.

He added: "This deluge of proposals really points to the fact that we need some federal oversight over the use of the continental shelf.

But there was nothing I could really point to.

On the timescales we're talking about, this can only really point to fossil fuels.

Our observations really point to the ocean surface as the source, which is not what we had expected," he said.

Senator Levin, in particular, really pointed to Goldman's shorting the housing market as a major problem.

Auden, in his sonnet sequence "In Time of War" (1939), wrote, "Maps can really point to places / Where life is evil now.