Sentence examples for the point of developing a from inspiring English sources

Naturalists have in fact expressed a wide variety of views, even to the point of developing a theistic naturalism.

Because they crave the attention and approval of others they develop great capacity to engage and entertain and can be quite charismatic, even to the point of developing a cult-like following.

It's rare that such companies ever get to the point of developing an asset valuable on its own terms as a result.

So what's the point of developing new reserves if the Paris agreement precludes the full extraction of those already in production?

The children like to please the parents — to the point of developing martyr complexes — and they are sometimes sly with one another.

Perhaps in the long run, getting those reps now will help in the future, but if the team is completely overhauled once more next season, what's the point of developing players in meaningful minutes now?

People like him are single handedly enforcing the hate and intolerance in today's youth that has caused children -- obese children like me -- to be bullied to the point of developing eating disorders, or worse, committing suicide.

The study addresses very old (80+) elderly persons that are on the point of developing frailty ("pre-frail").

I went to buy my packet of cigarettes with bronchitis, on the point of developing cancer...and I simply put the packet in my handbag.

Mr. Putin has made a point of developing a relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel even as Mr. Netanyahu has feuded with President Obama.

The contents of this chapter explore the key points of developing a good shoe design - briefing, research, consumer focus, shoe comfort criteria and, last but not least, unique design.