Sentence examples for the point of complete from inspiring English sources
"In political terms, we have finally reached the point of complete absurdity.
It is likely, however, that Vietnamese would not like to see deescalation carried to the point of complete American withdrawal.
Others describe a cycle of the already too small airway getting progressively tinier until the person awakes without reaching the point of complete obstruction (a hypopnea).
In most such cases the insurgents scarcely deployed anything heavier than antitank rockets, machine guns, and light mortars, but often they did not even have those; yet their tactics forced the regular armies to withdraw, sometimes after driving them to the point of complete breakdown, as happened to the Americans in Vietnam.
Still, for most consumers of both platforms, the cost of the operating system is blurred to the point of complete obscurity.
By heating silt to just below the point of complete melting, about 1200 degrees Celsius, they could reproduce the synthetic basalt complete with vesicles.
Within the model, we assume this to be the efficacy at the point of completing the vaccination course (with no efficacy before completion) and that this efficacy does not wane over the time period considered (5 years).
Increasing the Australian ire, no doubt, was their feeling that after two brilliantly combative days – and one when they appeared to have gone a step further into a potentially winning position – the English were on the point of completing an impressive recovery.
Such outcome has the potential to endanger the non-renewable resource to the point of its complete deterioration.
In the experimental conditions of this work, transformation was controlled by HA growth until the point of near complete brushite dissolution where the growth and dissolution rates were balanced.
As the Daphnia population grows, algae become increasingly rare to the point of almost complete disappearance, leading to a short phase in the yearly cycle of a lake in which the water becomes crystal clear [ 1].
