Sentence examples for the question points to from inspiring English sources

The question points to one area where domestic pain can lead to national gain: some countries will emerge more competitive than others.

The answer was a lame "no", but the fact he posed the question points to his penchant for musical understatement what he calls his "less is more" approach.

On the macro level the question points to what doctors, nurses, patients and all the rest of us have been hearing for years: We have a health care system in need of fundamental change.

The question points to a more fundamental question: "What can we do without health?" Diarrhea, caused in large part by a lack of safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene (collectively known as WASH), is the second leading killer disease in children less than five years old.

The question points to something I try to address, if not to answer, about the dynamic between Romy and Gordon, in terms of whether there is any way for her to relate to him that doesn't involve instrumental calculation, even if there might also be something else (attraction, fantasy, camaraderie, a common Bay Area background) going on, on both sides.

I repeated the question pointing to the second camel.

The advocacy groups said that Mr. Ross's "shifting and inaccurate explanations" for the addition of the question pointed to a political motive.

Addressing this question points to the importance of context and encourages similar reflections by educators and researchers in other social contexts.

Joshū's response of "no" to the monk's question points to the latter's inadequate, and hence also mistaken, understanding of being.

This question points to the sometimes awkward and confusing relationship between demand and supply in real estate, and bears exploration.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the answers to these questions point to a divide between young fashionistas and front-row types that has been stretched far beyond generational lines — by blogs, fast fashion and other factors.