Sentence examples for specifically at that point from inspiring English sources

(The Brookings Institution looked specifically at that point). It will be a lot easier, one can safely assume, to convince Ford or Chevy to build a new plant in Michigan instead of Mexico.

Ultimately, if you look back at the beginning of warfare, which harkens all the way back to the yawnings of agriculture, when we finally stopped hunting and gathering and started to set up city-states and farms, the origins of warfare are specifically at that point when there was this realization that there were limited resources of things for us to go after.

While some models suggest that dynamin functions specifically at the point of vesicle fission, evidence also exists for a role prior to fission during vesicle formation and it is unknown if there is a role for dynamin after vesicle fission.

8 Specifically, at the point of hospital discharge, it is recommended that patients are referred to appropriate rehabilitation services if ongoing needs are identified.

These results suggest that the activation of the JNK pathway is perturbed in CTPE cells, specifically at the point of JNK phosphorylation.

"We are going after the governor specifically at this point," he said.

Here again, the stimulus process is illustrative, specifically at the point when negotiators for the two chambers met to reconcile the differences in their bills.

As Sontheimer explained in a later paper: "These invading tumour cells are opening the blood-brain barrier specifically at the point where they're moving along the blood vessels.

More specifically, at this point, both the spatial-filtered frames and their steering filtering must coexist in the memory.

In plants, sterols, which are characteristic for membrane lipid rafts, accumulate specifically at the point of bulging and at the tip during the active phase of Arabidopsis root hair elongation [ 237], and at growing pollen tube tips of spruce Picea meyeri, where their disruption by filipin inhibited growth [ 238].

Specifically: at what point does all that "feeling bad for the people who were taken in by Donald Trump" start to kick in?