Sentence examples for point of end from inspiring English sources

Biohydrogen has great potential as a non-polluting, non-fossil fuel which can be produced at the point of end use without the release of greenhouse gases.

Tim LaHaye, the co-author of the hugely popular "Left Behind" series, spoke of Iraq as "a focal point of end-time events," whose special role in the earth's final days will become clear after invasion, conquest and reconstruction.

And at the end of our discussion about his father, he made a point of ending on a sweet and orderly data point.

LIVING NEARBY Part of the point of ending a marriage may be to get physically as far away from a toxic relationship as you can.

And he made a point of ending his set with one more singalong: "Sons and Daughters," with the chorus, "Hear all the bombs, they fade away".

Marlinspike reiterated that the whole point of end-to-end encryption is that users no longer need to trust anyone if the protocol works — and Signal does.

It is well known that only 10 20 % of input energy to the compressor reaches the point of end-use [13, 18].

By virtue of that war, LaHaye believed, Iraq would become "a focal point of end-times events".

Still others, like Tim LaHaye, co-author of the best-selling Left Behind series of end-times books, suggested that by virtue of the war, Iraq would become "a focal point of end-times events".

By virtue of that war, LaHaye believed, Iraq would become "a focal point of end-times events". Even more disturbing is the fact that rapture theologians blissfully open the door to nuclear holocaust.

The prospects of the Gulf Stream cooling to the point of ending its streaming warmth to Europe is becoming more imaginable as winters grow longer in Ireland and Northern Europe.