Sentence examples for changed to the point from inspiring English sources

Their underlying wealth has not changed to the point where it would affect their lifestyle issues," he added.

The dissent maintains that mores have changed to the point that spouses can be treated just like any other parties haggling at arm's length.

Times have changed to the point where dogs doing tricks and people with "unique talents" are the stuff of primetime TV.

Mr. Vidal's emphasis has changed, to the point where the fictional characters who made a sharp-clawed story out of "Washington, D.C". have receded to the background.

We decided to keep our powder dry, and things have changed to the point where we feel that Weider is a terrific buy for us at this price".

These days, I do vote simply because my politics changed to the point where I actually wanted to support the Green party.

In 1975, NASCAR changed to the points system that it would use for over a decade until the current Chase for the Cup format was implemented.

In comparison, football, if evolution ever dictated, could change to the point that tackling no longer existed.

And then the whole tempo of the game will change to the point where the referee will work a better game for the players, and for the fans.

But recently this has started to change, to the point where you can now measure your wisdom by answering a few simple questions.

If the political ethos of an enlarged Europe does ever change to the point at which the European Parliament can truly claim to be the primary voice of almost half a billion European citizens, its power will be all but uncheckable.