The phrase "a certain point once" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific moment in time or an event that occurred at a particular point, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "At a certain point once, I realized that I needed to change my approach to the project."
Alternatives: "at one point" or "at a specific time".
But at a certain point, once terrorism becomes something one does for a higher cause, I don't think this type of method would work".
One is the quality of life and what relation that has to prosperity, which tends to be not very high after a certain point, once people's needs are met.
He may have agreed to help them, and at a certain point, once they became large and successful, he realized that they might be useful, that it's not so bad to have a caste of very wealthy people who are obligated to you". In effect, Putin's oligarchs form a shadow cabinet.
He may have agreed to help them, and at a certain point, once they became large and successful, he realized that they might be useful, that it's not so bad to have a caste of very wealthy people who are obligated to you".
After a certain point, once one has amassed a fortune, even earning more money becomes nonessential but many billionaires continue working just as hard as ever.
Rinpoche [Norbu] used his digital camera quite a bit, but at a certain point, once we arrived in Sri Lanka for rehearsals, I heard him say he wanted a viewfinder.
Researchers said Thursday that it seemed clear that patients who received adenovirus tolerated it well up to a certain point, but once the dosage passed a threshold, the side effects became dramatic.
The stories themselves will be free up to a certain point, but once a parent becomes hooked they will be charged a monthly subscription fee of about $3.
At a certain point, though, once the people closest to the situation have moved through it and reached a new phase of their lives, why are so many fans refusing to do the same?
You know, to be honest, we get the songs to a certain point, and once we put out our record, it's up to the fans to decide how the song gets finished.
The question arises whether an alternative tactic — an advance directive declining all life-sustaining intervention once a certain point of debilitation is reached — might be preferable as a device to avert a prolonged, unwanted limbo.
