Sentence examples for end at this point from inspiring English sources

In the vast majority of cases, the inquiry, albeit an elusive one, can end at this point.

Because it is so hard to effect change in organizations, a significant percentage of QC programs end at this point.

Relations between Tintoretto and Aretino did not come to an end at this point, even though one of Aretino's letters contains hints of dissension.

(Your reviewer confesses to sneaking a look at the end at this point, checking for the sentence "It had all been a dream"). "Who is he?

(Your reviewer confesses to sneaking a look at the end at this point, checking for the sentence "It had all been a dream").

"I'm certainly hopeful," Mr. Henning writes, "that the case will end at this point because further proceedings would be meaningless given the state of the firm". When the investigation began in 2002, Andersen imploded, and 28,000 people lost their jobs.

"We are still getting new cases reported, and do not believe that it has ended at this point," he said.

The story ends at this point, so the reader rarely has to cope with the messy procedures of evidence-gathering, trial and punishment.

The war might well have ended at this point, especially since Sparta faced a renewed helot threat as a result of the occupation by Pharnabazus and Conon of the island of Cythera.

His part in the story could have ended at this point, given way to a broader discussion of inequality in Australia – persistently increasing over the past decade – or of the limits of tax and welfare systems in a straitened economic environment.

The supply of pottery and coins into Thonis-Heracleion appears to have ended at this point; a few hardy residents clung on to their homes throughout the Roman period and even into the beginning of Arab rule, but the last vestiges of the city sunk below the sea at the end of the eighth century.