But gradually, the numbers are pointing in the right direction.
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Subway officials say some statistics are pointing in the right direction.
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"All arrows are pointing in the right direction," he told CNBC.
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"The health and epidemiology are pointing in the right direction," Salama said.
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THEY'RE ALL POINTING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION IN TERMS OF THE LABOR MARKET.
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But this independent result suggests those fingers were pointing in the right direction.
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And though things are pointing in the right direction, it can't change the past.
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"There are a lot of arrows pointing in the right direction with him," Stearns said.
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Additionally, specialized software on the spacecraft will keep the heat shield pointing in the right direction.
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"The fundamentals are pointing in the right direction," said John Traynor, CIO at People's United Bank.
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And last month, at least, the numbers on this front were pointing in the right direction.
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A sign pointing in the right direction, as it turns out, because Wipeout in VR is phenomenal.
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Update, August 22018, 228: It looks like all the clues we uncovered were pointing in the right direction.
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And in a way, the clumsy argument that he's somehow above partisanship is pointing in the right direction.
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"You can see from the wording of the (Home Retail) statement that it's pointing in the right direction," he told reporters.
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For now, at least some readings on the fate of Trump and the trade war are pointing in the right direction.
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Also Tuesday, Khosrowshahi told CNBC the "moral compass of the company" was not pointing in the right direction under his predecessor.
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"Before you pop the status question, make sure signs are pointing in the right direction, that these feelings will be reciprocated," she says.
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I had a cameraman with me, but Freddy only wanted me in the room, so we got the cameras pointing in the right direction.
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Consumer confidence is high in the United States, and other economic signals, like hiring and retail sales, are also pointing in the right direction.
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It's hardly enough to solve the problem of America's missing work force, but for one month at least the numbers were pointing in the right direction.
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New Yorkers still have to deal with floods, rats, and delays in the transit system, but officials say that statistics are pointing in the right direction.
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The "moral compass of the company" was not pointing in the right direction under Kalanick, Khosrowshahi told CNBC from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Alderson contended that Harvey's last two starts were pointing in the right direction, but he clearly is not the same pitcher he was earlier in his career.
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But Mr. Trump will be inheriting an economy largely healed from its trauma of the last nine years, and with most indicators pointing in the right direction.
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Still, the numbers are all pointing in the right direction for Microsoft's goal of having more than 1 billion devices running the OS within two to three years.
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Once again, Donald Trump cannot be relied upon to do the right thing for American workers and businesses, even when his statements were pointing in the right direction.
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Initial signs are "pointing in the right direction" and Gulf producers are "leading by example,'" UBS commodity strategists Giovanni Staunovo and Dominic Schnider wrote in a report published on January 13.
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They pull their front legs in as they're twisting, increasing the speed of the spin, which eventually causes their whole spine to align when their hind legs are pointing in the right direction.
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After current Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi took over following Kalanick's ouster, Khosrowshahi told CNBC in 2018 that the "moral compass of the company" had not been pointing in the right direction under Kalanick.
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"Overall, the trends are pointing in the right direction for the Swiss franc, but it is too early to say whether these trends are sustainable," Maechler told an economic conference in Yverdon-Les-Bains.
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Pete Buttigieg said Sunday that signs are "pointing in the right direction" for him to officially enter the 6900 presidential race as a Democratic candidate roughly two months after he launched an exploratory committee.
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Mike Delaney, general manager of airplane developments at Boeing Commercial Airplanes, said the final decision would be for Boeing's top leadership but that design, production and cost characteristics were all pointing in the right direction.
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"All the dials are pointing in the right direction at Lloyds, but the share price is still being held back by a consensus of angst over Brexit," Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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Thorny issues of human rights could be overlooked so long as Saudi Arabia's trajectory was pointing in the right direction, which was why the narrative of "Mohammed bin Salman as reformer" was critical to the Kingdom and its investors.
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I'm not here to tell you where these little treats can be found, as the rewards for a set of new side quests (although if you're stuck and want pointing in the right direction, you can get me on Twitter).
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TechCrunch: Yahoo is a company where you can see a lot of opportunity, but at the same time it's very easy to dismiss it as this company that had its heyday and the trend lines are not pointing in the right direction.
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Perhaps best of all, the underlying numbers are pointing in the right direction—the Predators rank in the top three league-wide for score-adjusted possession and in the bottom three for PDO, which would suggest that they're ripe for a strong finish.
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In January, Khosrowshahi told CNBC the "moral compass" at the company was not pointing in the right direction under Kalanick, whose hard-driving vision turned Uber into one of the world's most valuable private companies but also allegedly allowed a toxic work environment to fester.
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Signs were pointing in the right direction on its last earnings call, which pushed the company to a $900 billion market cap, but the reality of fickle consumer demand is settling in as Apple continues to try to find a way to spark that huge upgrade cycle.
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Mansell continued to charge, despite being hit by Andrea de Cesaris while trying to lap him and challenged Berger for the lead. On the run up to Villeneuve, Mansell tried to go around the outside, but Berger closed the door, causing Mansell to spin dramatically. The Englishman avoided hitting anything and ended up pointing in the right direction, he continued in second place, however, dirt and debris had entered Mansell's engine, causing it to overheat and blow-up a few laps later. Mansell's demise left Berger ahead of Patrese, who went through into the lead on lap 51.
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A large rear LCD screen viewfinder allows easy framing when automatic focusing is used. As the focus window usually changes colour when the autofocus is successful, the photographer can concentrate on framing and press the shutter release all the way when the focus light turns green. Internal flash is problematic at anything except very close range, as it cam cause backscatter in turbid water, and is the major consumer of battery power at full power. External flash using optical coupling avoids hull penetrations and associated potential leaks, and video lights give a good preview of exposure, and also provide the diver with a high power dive light, which is pointing in the right direction to record the scene most of the time.
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Sunday was cool and overcast with rain being forecast for later in the day. After the morning warm-up session, the rain arrived just before the second Group A touring car support race of the weekend, and an extra 30-minute session (already organised for such an occasion) was arranged for the teams to set their cars up for what would be a wet race as the weather forecast had the rain staying around all day. During the extra session a lot of drivers aquaplaned off the circuit, some on their out lap, notably Prost and Berger. Senna spun his car a full 360° over the high curb on the outside of Brewery Bend, his car emerged pointing in the right direction and he continued undamaged down the Brabham Straight.
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