Sentence examples for already at that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "already at that" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate that something has been achieved or reached at a certain point in time or context. Example: "I thought we would need more time, but we are already at that stage in the project."
"In fact, we're already at that stage".
"She was bench-pressing dump trucks already at that time".
But for Radwan, Egypt is already at that stage: robbery rose 350% in 2012 as Egyptians took wealth redistribution into their own hands.
"I regard it as entirely possible that Mr Lugovoi was already at that stage involved in a plan to target Mr Litvinenko, perhaps with a view to killing him," Owen writes.
The planning sketch shows that already at that time the remaining arches were limited to the right bank, a finding confirmed by the drawing of Fernando Rodríguez from 1797 and engravings in Alexandre de Labordes' Voyage pittoresque de l'Espagne a few years later.
In particular, we argued that this pre-cellular stage of evolution could be considered virus-like in many respects, and that the principal classes of extant viruses and other selfish elements emerged already at that stage [ 45, 55].
Salmond's own aides are already hinting at that.
When it comes to ambition, these players are already at clubs that are large enough to challenge for the Champions Leaguee.
The effect of this will be, something that can be observed already at present, that hardware will become more affordable, of higher quality, and more userfriendly.
DR. STAHMER: Was Regiment 537 already there at that time?
It plays into mood and emotion, which are already heightened at that age.
