Sentence examples for told at this point from inspiring English sources

The team doesn't know, and hasn't been told at this point, if any of the sightlines when shooting the ball will change with the renovations.

[As a collapsible component, the entire history of hominids in the fossil record can/will be told at this point].

In an e-mail reply from the Beall Mansion, Wathen was told, "At this point we will just be doing traditional weddings".

It's honestly quite hard to tell at this point.

"I mean, it is hard to tell at this point how much is him getting older.

Apart from the confidence of his father, it is hard to tell, at this point, how well Evan Greenberg might perform.

"I don't think you can tell at this point if people who go online are inherently more communicative," Mr. Hampton said.

"It appears from what we can tell at this point that lightning struck the tree, struck the ground and hit him," Deputy Chief Sam DeBella of the Hunterdon County prosecutor's office told The Courier News of Bridgewater.

It is hard to tell, at this point, how Mr. Giuliani's commission could work or whether its launching could do anything more than relieve the mayor's public anger at the Brooklyn Museum.

Lynch confirmed that the radicalisation of the couple had been going on for some time, but added: "It's really too early to tell at this point what was the genesis of it for either of them".

But a 1994 opinion by the Office of Legal Counsel (where I was the head) concluded that a president can do so only under very special circumstances, including a conclusion on his part that it is "probable" that the Supreme Court would agree with him — a tough argument to make about "don't ask, don't tell" at this point.