Sentence examples for well at a point from inspiring English sources

How is it that they buried the testimonials from other Mormon families who know him well at a point in the convention when no undecided voters were watching?

And, Mr. Bush's aides said later, the line of attack worked well at a point in the war when voters were seeking certainty in their leaders.

A weighting factor was computed from survey-specific weighting factors adjusting for deviations in demographic characteristics (age, sex, residence in West or East Germany and level of urbanity) between the study populations and official population statistics at the time of the specific surveys [ 28, 34] as well as at a point in time (2003) that served as a common standard for both surveys.

There followed the chatter of noisemakers, of horns and of women's high heels clattering on pavement and... well, at a certain point near midnight I felt with some urgency the need for a drink.

Similar to the hysteria about porn consumption, people are beside themselves about young people 'hooking up.' Well, at a certain point, many or most will tire of that and want something more.

The relative fluorescence units (RFU) are recorded for each well at a chosen time point.

This double normalization yielded a drift- and concentration-corrected fluorescence intensity, which was then used to calculate the equilibrium oxygen concentration at the bottom of each well at a given time point, where [O2] = (DR/NRF − 1)/Ksv.

Mr. Helvacioglu built the electronic track for his "Lossada Taka" by processing recordings of the Bang on a Can players and adding other elements as well: at one point, a woman's voice.

In other words, low- or middle-income families may see their tax rates go up as they lose eligibility for benefits, but if they continue to work and earn more they may well reach a point at which this rate will decline.

Well, to a point, at least.

Before I get into this, for approximately the 900th time this year alone, it should be pointed out that THQ may well have a point, at least a superficial one.