Sentence examples for upon point of from inspiring English sources

You may, UPON POINT OF SALE AND NOT BEFOREHAND, cut the cakes in half and reassemble them.

Hansen said the problem climate experts face is that no prominent politician in the US has backed policy that has any shot at preventing an average of 2C (3.6F) of warming in this century, a widely agreed upon point of no return for climate change.

This quantity is well-defined in that it does not depend upon point of view, reference frame, coordinate system or "observer".

NCR's strength in the retail market is based upon point-of-sale equipment (like scanners).

Potential strategies include adjusting doses of aspirin and clopidogrel based upon point-of-care platelet function assays and selecting the radial artery routinely for arterial access.

Although he put the question (i.e., call for a vote), he had no power to rule upon points of order.

As he later explained: I state my general idea of this war to be that we have the greater numbers, and the enemy has the greater facility of concentrating forces upon points of collision; that we must fail, unless we can find some way of making our advantage an over-match for his; and that this can only be done by menacing him with superior forces at different points, at the same time.

I state my general idea of this war to be that we have the greater numbers, and the enemy has the greater facility of concentrating forces upon points of collision; that we must fail, unless we can find some way of making our advantage an over-match for his; and that this can only be done by menacing him with superior forces at different points, at the same time.

Castlereagh, who had been optimistic about the prospects of passage, informed Portland, "I should despair of the success of the measure at any future period, so weighty is the opposition..., were I not convinced that their repugnance turns more upon points of personal interest, than a fixed aversion to the principle of union".

That depends upon your point of view.

The plays turned out to be disturbingly (depending upon your point of view) competent.