Phrasal Verb - pointing up

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Definition

a phrasal verb meaning to become more apparent or noticeable, often in a gradual or gradual-increasing manner. It can involve either visual or non-visual aspects of something, suggesting a change in perception or recognition of the thing in question.

Examples

No.	Example
1	The flaws in the evidence started pointing up during cross-examination.
2	The discrepancies across the financial reports continued pointing up the extent of the corruption.
3	Several eyewitness accounts started pointing up inconsistencies in their earlier statements.
4	Statistics showed that poverty rates pointed up in certain regions after a series of natural disasters.
5	The inconsistencies in her story kept pointing up new doubts about her trustworthiness.
6	The numerous red flags began pointing up the potential for a major audit.
7	Their research pointed up various challenges with implementing the new policy.
8	The team kept finding evidence that pointed up counterarguments to their original hypothesis.
9	Forensic analysis helped point up new information in the case.
10	Fresh observations started pointing up how decreased air quality affected plant growth.