Sentence examples for cusp of its from inspiring English sources

Now, as we're on the cusp of its replacement, it's on 90% or so.

But six years after it first came out — and on the cusp of its updated release — the documentary is still criticized by some members of the American medical system who argue that Ms. Lake's enthusiasm for at-home births does not show how dangerous it can be.

In this weekend's issue, Sam Sifton provides a recipe for a pork chops dish that used to be served at Relish, a now-shuttered diner in North Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and describes it as "a taste of Brooklyn on the cusp of its move into full food mania".

Apple, under new leadership, may be at the cusp of its own Reformation.

The first reissue announced, predictably, was "Purple Rain," then on the cusp of its thirtieth anniversary.

MIT was then on the cusp of its 10th decade since its founding in 1861.

The pointed cusps of its teeth allow it to grasp slippery prey, while their broad bases allow it to crush hard-shelled prey.

Florida State recovered from that loss and finished 10-4, anownow appear on the cusp of reestablishing its prominence of its glory days under Bobby Bowden.

It captures Japan at a crucial time in its history, on the cusp of opening its borders and becoming a world power, and catches Holland as its own colonial prominence is waning.

Tribune is on the cusp of breaching its debt covenants, and some of its bonds trade for as little as 9 cents on the dollar.

Samsung is supposedly on the cusp of launching its Galaxy X - in fact it's been on the cusp for the last three years.