Sentence examples for completion at this point from inspiring English sources
This is in contrast to Nintendo, which always produces solid first-party titles, but lacks most everything that's third-party multiplatform, and Xbox, which still has a few core exclusive franchises, but they're not what they once were, and Microsoft is almost more likely to cancel new exclusive IPs than see them to completion at this point.
The estimated time of completion at this point was by the end of the year.
In spite of press reports, there is no deal that has been completed at this point but we are looking for a very successful completion for where we're going forward on this.
The massive structure was famously only a quarter of its way to completion at that point, nonetheless, tourists have continuously flocked to the monumental feat of art, marveling at the ways various architects have attempted to finish Gaudí's vision over the years. .
Only text messages received within +/−6 days of questionnaire completion at that point were included in the analysis.
Infrastructure requirements for fish balls vending to ensure that they are hygienic and safe, will depend on whether the fish balls were prepared at the vendors home or purchased semi-prepared (ready-to-fry) for completion at the point of sale.
The ugly, industrial building that is on its way to completion at some point in 2005 is going to be the 190th branch of one of British retailing's great modern success stories: Matalan, the out-of-town discount retailer, is coming to town.
If the time can't be completed easily move it to a folder for items to be done, or flag it for completion at some point during the day.
Novel plastome sequences were quality-screened at this point by level of completion and relative similarity to the subsectional reference used in their assembly.
The film museum and the Zumthor designs are at this point largely conceptual, years from completion.
"At this point, we're looking at a completion in May and probably opening for the first pedestrian sometime in June," said Anthony Kleppe, senior asset manager for the U.S. General Services Administration.
