Sentence examples for be a point in from inspiring English sources

This should not be taken to mean that there will never be a point in time when human beings are liberated from the forces of domination.

"I don't believe there should be a point in the year when I'm distracted.

When do you think there will be a point in the election when you do tune in?

"I knew within myself that there would be a point in the season when I would get a chance.

"There's going to be a point in time where he won't be able to go out there because of physical condition and age.

If it's not good enough, then of course I think there is going to be a point in time where we're going to have to make some changes".

Leveson has little experience of free speech law, which may be a point in his favour given the behaviour of his colleagues.

Barclays was praised by the Justice Department for its "extraordinary cooperation" in the Libor inquiry, and continued cooperation would be a point in its favor.

"There may be a point in the future where the policy requires renewables to bring storage along with them," he said.

This appears to be a point in Morris's favor, but only if you believe that the pitcher is completely in control of their win-loss record.

McIlroy said: "There's going to be a point in the next couple of years where we [McIlroy and his fiancée, Erica Stoll] are going to have to think about starting a family.