Sentence examples similar to only to this point from inspiring English sources
"only to this point" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you want to talk about something or some event that has only gone up to a certain period of time and not beyond it. For example, "We have made great progress in this project only to this point."
That's likely to happen in the coming weeks, Neoh said, and it should give the service — which had been web-only to this point — greater potential to take off among Asia Pacific's mobile-first consumers.
And for some people Calder starts to become interesting only at this point.
Here, we used Crabtree effect only to illustrate this point, because of its simplicity.
This limits things to Android-only at this point, but I wouldn't be surprised if an HTML5 version or iOS app isn't forthcoming.
Many samples exist around the world that have unique phenotypes but up to this point have only been analyzed using sparse microsatellite markers.
When renal denervation efficacy was assessed, using measurements of the spillover of norepinephrine from the renal sympathetic nerves to plasma, the only test validated to this point, denervation was found to be incomplete and nonuniform between patients.
It is therefore safe to assume that improvements in educational integration have only contributed, up to this point, to the massive increase in PISA scores for first-generation immigrants in Switzerland.
It is not our concern to argue for or against this particular theory, only to point out that this scientific debate was not a live issue for biologists in 1970.
Findings were consistent across all three data sets and so are reported for one data set only (referred to from this point onwards as the ABC data set).
I say this only to point out the perils of the hastily formed opinion.
I say this only to point out that, based upon my experiences, effective mentoring of minorities does not require any unique preparation or background.
