Sentence examples for terms at this point from inspiring English sources

Still, the phrase "Obama administration's trade agenda" is pretty much a contradiction in terms at this point.

Also, I mean, children's story reading apps and interactive kids' e-books are pretty much as old as the hills in Internet terms at this point.

And while it's arguably a bankrupt term at this point, Bugs is a DIY film in the truest sense.

Actually Baldwin is a good example of the crossover between entertainment, opinion and news ( a loosely used term at this point).

The first case of Zika virus in Colombia wasn't detected until October 2015, so most pregnant women who have contracted the virus haven't carried their pregnancies to term at this point.

Yet Israel needs to be told in no uncertain terms that at this point, no viable option exists except negotiating to control and inspect Iran's nuclear program so that it will stay short of producing a bomb.

We stopped manual mapping after 3,500 terms because most terms at that point were considered unique or already mapped to another term.

The question of where that limit lies — of how many people the earth can support over the long or even medium term — remains, at this point, open.

"The question of how many people the earth can support over the long or even medium term remains, at this point, open," she wrote.

One possible explanation for why a third of employers say they are having trouble finding qualified workers, despite the surplus of unemployed people, is that so many workers on the job market are long-term unemployed at this point.

Service forecaster Jared Guyer told Reuters it was still snowing in some places, such as Boston, "but we are probably past the peak in terms of intensity at this point".