Sentence examples for if in point from inspiring English sources

If, in point of fact, radiation cataract development is not deterministic but instead, stochastic, with no radiation threshold, then re-evaluation of current risk-assessment standards is warranted.

Thus they will give you priority and if in point of fact they have decided to promote your CV then you will have the occasion to answer any chance scruples that they have.

If the teams finished tied in points, the tie-breaker would be regulation and overtime victories.

(If you are in Point Mode, you will see Item Mode, Device and Settings).

A $100,000 loan, for example, would be designated as high cost if $5,000 in points and fees were added on.

Case in point, if American Latinos, Blacks and Asians didn't attend a movie opening, it wouldn't open.

But if in any point it differs from the law of nature, it is no longer a law but a corruption of law" (Vol. 20, p. 228a).

We call such a region a "robustness region" if no bifurcation of any kind occurs in its interior and if in each point of its boundary the system undergoes some bifurcation.

Australia's firewall is a case in point, even if it is a clumsy way of enforcing the law.

Case in point: What if we cure a disease?

If players are tied in points at the end of the Tour Championship, a sudden-death playoff will be held.