Sentence examples for at some uncertain point from inspiring English sources

At some uncertain point, because time blurs, Dr. Rayle ran to Ms. Tennen and told her to get in the car.

Antiochus was for many years a student and follower of Philo, whose views he defended in his writings, but at some uncertain point (though certainly before 79 B.C.E.; see Section 3) he broke sharply with Philo and rejected skepticism (Cicero, Acad. 2.69).

At some uncertain point in the evolution of GDM diagnosis, the idea of the GCT as a screening test for low-risk women followed by a diagnostic OGTT appears to have metamorphosed into a two-step approach.

At another uncertain point — three minutes later?

Next, at an uncertain point in the future, wearing a business suit and thick lipstick, Isabelle arrives in a hotel room to meet an older man.

It's RIDICULOUS!!!  That's "ridiculous" as in "deserving or inviting derision or mockery; absurd" - you CANNOT take this market seriously and you SHOULD NOT put serious money into it at this very, very uncertain point.  .

The timing is uncertain, but at some point the PQ will return to power in Quebec.

Upon finishing The Absolutist, I knew that I would return to the war at some point although I was uncertain how, when or in what form I would do so.

United were missing Pogba and it was uncertain if he would be introduced at some point to try to turn the tie.

Conclusion The future of Medicaid is somewhat uncertain, and federal legislation may substantially overhaul the current system at some point in the future.

WASHINGTON — "At some point".