Sentence examples for say points from inspiring English sources
And this, they say, points to a lack of institutional voices.
Hybridization of strategy and fleet is taking place as well, which analysts say points to sophistication in the market.
This, he and others say, points to a fundamental flaw in the way the single skies project is being implemented.
Mr Brown may have something to say, points out John Curtice, a psephologist at Strathclyde University, but can he get anyone to listen?
As they built Libor cases over the last two years, the units have shared evidence that they say points to a systemic problem with the rate-setting processes.
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.
"That one," I say pointing behind me.
'Really?' 'Yes,' I say, pointing him out.
"Obscuro," I say, pointing at the sky.
"Oh," I say, pointing to Alexander.
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