Sentence examples for a certain point though from inspiring English sources

At a certain point, though, mere claims, no matter how solemnly pronounced, begin to ring false.

After a certain point, though, additional profits from that berry-flavored Colgate may not be worth the extra cost of manufacturing it.

At a certain point, though — to say exactly when would ruin a fairly stunning surprise — the cat-and-mouse psychology is jettisoned in favor of something more procedural.

At a certain point, though, Mr. Liu learns that Zack has hit Nina, and interviews each of them on camera about what happened.

At a certain point, though, the changes will become so great that adaptation will become extremely difficult; a five-foot rise in sea levels, for example, would put parts of the state of Florida underwater.

Emerging economies have long been told that "financial deepening" is essential to pay for the new roads and factories that they need.Beyond a certain point, though, debt seems to be bad for the economy.

At a certain point, even though artificial scarcity might work as a tactic in some industries, in this case it's pretty easy.

It's not as though, up to a certain point, you have an OK amount of cancer, and then one day the doctor's like, "Uh oh! Too much cancer!" and then all your loved ones rush to your bedside (in your clean, cozy bedroom at home, of course – no catheter bags or grumpy nurses or antiseptic smells in this fantasy) for some poetic, wise goodbyes.

Automation was bringing greater and greater efficiency, even though, at a certain point, the logic of increasing efficiency would catch up with him, and he wouldn't be around any longer to witness it.

And though some women, according to Basson, do feel such craving some of the time — at the beginning of a new relationship, for example, or possibly at a certain point in the menstrual cycle — and though a few women may sense such electricity surging regularly through them, these images, she suggests, are largely illusory ideals.

Given that property taxes, which fell harder on larger landowners, were common during the Revolutionary era, it's hard to imagine that progressive taxation would qualify as taxation without representation, though at a certain point it may seem reasonable to worry that things are headed in that direction.