Sentence examples for still point to from inspiring English sources

On balance, the opinion surveys still point to a Republican victory.

You can still point to a brick and say, 'I own that brick.' ".

But they still point to tears in the fabric of accepted political wisdom.

The economy is slowly recovering but remains on its sickbed, and most signs still point to a rough cycle for the party.

HAPPY bank shareholders are a rare breed in Europe this year, but the industry can still point to some pockets of contentment.

Those two sides both delivered creditable performances in the tournament.This is progress, but the 2011 results still point to a long way to go.

Both still point to the laggard No. 2, the United States, as the main reason they should not be obliged to do more.

There's a real point of reference for the antiquated look, just as the Celtics' occasional follies still point to a well-defined and proven system.

Most analysts still point to the country's underlying economic strengths, including high investment and savings rates, a consumer-driven domestic economy and a dynamic private sector.

And the company can still point to its inventory of digital books as its single most valuable asset, which may draw possible buyers.

But he can still point to Israel's commitment to release 350 prisoners in bi-monthly batches for as long as he remains in talks.