Sentence examples for point of changing from inspiring English sources

"It will take a while to change, but what's the point of changing names?

Often therapeutic policies go against policies, in other words the external pressure is very strong to the point of changing the own national treatment policy … we suddenly see that things are being changed but it is due to external pressure".

For Taylor, that might be the point of changing the story.

Last year I became pre-diabetic and it frightened me to the point of changing my entire life style.

"If you have a reliable car, what is the point of changing?" he asked the assembled media.

Then he said brightly, "How about ever?," and she laughed pleasantly, genuinely amused by his persistence, and seemed on the point of changing her mind.

"I don't think anyone's at that point yet of changing," Mr. Engel said.

They argue that from the patients' point of view, "changing the situation may need to include changing the prescriber's behaviour (JC)".

He had spent a year in jail rather than plead guilty to a shooting in 2015 that he said he did not commit, and his case had become a rallying point for supporters of changing bail laws.

THERE'S more to shopping than meets the eye: "The City Shops: Photographs by Martha Cooper and Fred W. McDarrah" examines shops as neighborhood focal points and signs of changing economic patterns.

Furthermore, we need to understand how programming occurs for allostatic adaptations (Schulkin 2003), which allow the system to adjust set points in anticipation of changing conditions (e.g., salivation in anticipation of a meal).