Sentence examples for nearing a point from inspiring English sources

According to a number of so-called market pundits, we're fairly matured into the recession and nearing a point where we would normally anticipate putting in a bottom.

The earth could be nearing a point at which sweeping environmental changes, possibly including mass extinctions, would undermine human welfare, 22 prominent biologists and ecologists warned on Wednesday.

The entire student loan system is nearing a point where it is financially unworkable, the group of MPs in charge of scrutinising university policy has found.

He's in his 50s, directionless, nearing a point in his life when "what is becomes what was and all the other verbs defining your existence go slumping into the preterite, crusted with apophonic alternations (I sing calcifying into I sang)." He's also morbidly obese, and despondent that his wife has recently left him for a professional chef.

As police and opposition supporters had converged on Serbia's most important group of mines, there was a palpable sense that the crisis was nearing a point of decision.In this section Serbia on the brink A not-so-popular Nordic bridge It's time to agree to differ What next?

Gada believes that we are nearing a point in our economy during which deflation is a more serious threat than inflation as the percentage of technological goods we buy increases and the cost and number of those goods decreases.

We are nearing a "tipping point" in which more Americans are living off the government than are contributing to it.

By the time the Nebraska farmer's letter arrived, it was already clear that monarchs were nearing a crisis point.

One does get the sense that we're nearing an inflection point.

Colorado is nearing a similar tipping point.

Theories on tipping points suggest that as a system nears a tipping point, it becomes less resilient.