Sentence examples for brink points from inspiring English sources

"Socially disadvantaged" doesn't correspond to "black" in the UK in the way that it does in South Africa, Brink points out.

The World Bank's Roger van den Brink points out that South Africa's land-subdivision law and tax system protect large land holdings and make it harder to sell them in smaller units.In any event, trying to get inexperienced black farmers to become commercially successful is even harder.

In terms of mass shootings, and as Mr. Brink pointed out on the blog, more than 75percentt of all firearms used in mass shootings between 1982 and 2012 were obtained legally by men whom the state considered to be "good guys" at the time of purchase.

Of course, the rights of desire are among the things we can never quite express, and this is very much Brink's point.

That pushed Europe to the brink with 13 1/2 points and sent the crowd into spasms of "Ole, Ole, Ole" chants.

"It's stretched our resources to the brink, to breaking points in some respects, and we've got through it.

Thankfully, Dr. Brink's research points to objective, well-documented physiological and behavioral changes -- or "tells" -- that we can use to make accurate assessments of other people's truthfulness.

Apathy has overtaken anger and the patience of owner Mike Ashley will be tested to the brink of breaking point.

In the final leg of their semifinal matchup, Houston was pushed to the brink at one point.

On the brink of breaking point, Domme's back to peel me as you would a melted Easter egg.

But Anderson, who was pushed to the brink of match point in the third set, held his ground and defied the odds.