Sentence examples for were pointing to from inspiring English sources

The Nets were pointing to more than one play.

At the same time, his aides were pointing to polls showing Mr. Davis's approval ratings plunging.

It didn't take long before people were pointing to examples of copious spelling mistakes by the paper itself.

Even as Mercer County's tests were pointing to widespread drug use, Community Education's tests were showing the opposite.

While the process could take years, officials today were pointing to the speed with which Eastern European countries turned from dumping dictators to opening factories.

Meanwhile, others were pointing to evidence that the hashtag itself was being amplified artificially by bots to seem bigger than it was.

Abortion rights groups, on the other hand, were pointing to three big states where new Governors supporting the continued availability of abortions replaced abortion opponents.

Home Office sources were pointing to the ever varied way in which criminals are using the internet to plot crimes and attacks.

One sign Fox executives were pointing to with optimism is that the show attracted more viewings to the Fox Web site than any Fox show in the past.

Analysts had expected a rise to 5.9percentt given many leading indicators of the labor market, like job advertisements, were pointing to weakness.

At midday on Sunday, the latest opinion polls and early-voting data were pointing to a victory for Hillary Clinton on Tuesday.