Sentence examples for has at no point from inspiring English sources

The unemployment rate has at no point been anywhere near the Fed's estimate of the full-employment rate.

While James Sheard has had a long collection with Sheffield Hallam university, he has at no point been taught by Helen Farish.

"The University of London has at no point recommended that the Warburg Institute's unique collection be absorbed into Senate House Library.

Unsurprisingly, Thomas, who has at no point been willing to accept the returnees as anything other than threats to his and his family's security, sells them out here without the slightest hesitation.

Fabregas is believed to have told friends in England that he would be open to a move back to the Premier League, although he has at no point expressed a desire to leave the Nou Camp after the Catalan club fought to sign him from his former club Arsenal.

She says that after surgery, radiation and months of chemotherapy, she was pronounced cancer-free; although she and her primary opponents have sniped at one another over almost everything imaginable, her health has at no point been an issue in this race.

A St James's Palace spokesman added that the palace had "at no point" complained about the hoax incident.

"But I've at no point said I think that's going to be the case.

In the statement, Höfl said Beckenbauer had at no point ruled out answering the questions put to him by Fifa.

Lamo said that during his internet interactions with Manning he had at no point felt that Manning had any malice aforethought in trying to help enemies of the US.

A ministry spokesman said Dr. Kelly had at no point been threatened with suspension or dismissal as a result of his admission that he had spoken to Mr. Gilligan, a technical violation of civil service rules.