Sentence examples for point of meddling from inspiring English sources

One waitress was a model of stealth; another hovered to the point of meddling.

Brazil, Colombia, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico, and Peru at some point each accused Chávez of meddling in their domestic affairs.

But others have pointed out potential hazards associated with the activity: The jury is still out on whether or not e-cigarettes are safe; and vaping enthusiasts on Reddit, vaping forums and blogs have pointed out the danger of meddling with a vaping device to produce more smoke.

Russia accused the West of meddling in Ukraine's affairs.

The institute called the claim of meddling "delusional".

The Vatican has rejected any prospect of meddling by Benedict.

They point out that he has done nothing during the past 16 months to stem corruption or improve the justice system, and they accuse him of meddling unwisely in many government deals, especially those involving tycoons who owe IBRA money.

Some accused the president-elect of meddling and social engineering.

This "shows the dangers of meddling with free markets", said Russ Mould of AJ Bell.

Part of her attention-seeking takes the form of meddling in others' business.

Many foreign firms are understandably deterred by the prospect of meddling government bureaucrats.