Sentence examples for well pointing to from inspiring English sources
It's all very well pointing to data as a silver bullet, but it's not for want of trying that many businesses have stuck with the traditional approach to recruitment.
Those in the industry, however, assert that the self-regulating system has worked well, pointing to just five cases of H.I.V. infection among its performers — none of them definitively tied to on-set exposure — since a 2004 outbreak shut down the industry for a month.
Turf wars The decider Reprints Related items Nuclear power: The wind, the sun—and the atomJan 10th 2008For many years ministers have assured the public that Britain's markets are working well, pointing to high levels of switching by customers and arguing that price is not the only measure of competitive performance.
Wei, Lino's founder also points to Steemit as an example of a cryptocurrency that has done well — pointing to their once heady billion dollar valuation.
Other studies suggested a somatic inactivation as well, pointing to evidence of diminishing expression of a reporter gene during development [ 71, 99, 100].
In summary, as suggested by our results on differences of expression variability between the two clinical types, expression variability can classify the two subtypes remarkably well, pointing to a potentially important relation between expression variability and disease aggressiveness.
One could just as well point to the successful invasion of Cambodia by Vietnam or Caesar's occupation of Gaul as models for action in Afghanistan.
Download sales, though still small, are growing, and may well point to an invigorated singles market for an industry that had all but abandoned that arena in the last 20 years to promote sales of full-length CD's.
But the castle is more in line with what is going on now — there is a gargantuan Mediterranean abode being custom-built two doors away — and may well point to the future in the neighborhood, Mr. Cantor said.
A report from October 1964, on why American circulation wasn't going well, pointed to problems with printing: "Last week two libraries sent their issues back, asking for replacement copies because theirs were so badly creased and smudged".
When the English Defence League march against Muslims, I may well point to an atmosphere of anti-Muslim prejudice sadly fuelled by people of all political persuasions, but I do not portray them as representatives of the entire British right.
