Sentence examples for this point means from inspiring English sources

In an endless stream of polls, a majority of voters now say that the candidate with the most delegates going into the convention in Cleveland this summer should be the nominee, which at this point means Trump.

To argue against Maliki would be to predicate that Iraqi sovereignty at this point means nothing".

Every pass, every shot, every possession at this point means so much.

It's also possible for the Egyptian security forces to engage in heavy-handed preparations for an anniversary that, at this point, means little to the majority of the population.

But the Democrats' edge at this point means that Republicans will have to spend more time on the fundraising circuit and will be less able to saturate the airwaves with advertisements.

Adding anyone at this point means taking someone else off the list, so our hands are tied.

The hiring ceremony and successful body language at this point meant progress toward getting hired.

Which salary average are you choosing to illustrate this point, mean, median or even modal?

But the entrenched divisions she inherited, and the miscalculations that have led her to this point, mean the eventual outcome of this chaos will not just be up to her, and will forever mark her moment in charge.

This last point means knowing how quickly people tire of particular products, and who the secondary customer is.

This latter point means that employers in the model cannot distinguish the sector where the experience of workers has been gained.