| sign point | 10.14 | The signs point to it. | ||
| evidence point | 8.49 | The evidence pointed toward Chipita. | ||
| official point | 7.31 | The official pointed toward Madrid. | ||
| analyst point | 6.91 | Most analysts point to Asia. | ||
| report point | 6.71 | Later reports pointed to negligence. | ||
| indicator point | 5.92 | Most indicators point to growth. | ||
| critic point | 4.21 | Many critics point to his wife. | ||
| expert point | 4.08 | Experts point to a number of factors. | ||
| finger point | 3.29 | Fingers pointed. | ||
| company point | 2.11 | The company pointed to a decline in sales. | ||
| datum point | 1.84 | Most other data also pointed to a robust economy. | ||
| study point | 1.78 | A new study points to the travel and tourism sector. | ||
| man point | 1.65 | A man pointed to a jar. | ||
| people point | 1.51 | People are pointing. | ||
| opponent point | 1.45 | Sweatshop opponents point to other problems. | ||
| percentage point | 1.45 | He won by only a half a percentage point. | ||
| economist point | 1.38 | Economists now point to three big reasons. | ||
| figure point | 1.38 | Not all figures pointed the same way, however. | ||
| indication point | 1.38 | But indications point toward trouble. | ||
| leader point | 1.25 | But Southern Baptist leaders pointed to their numbers. |