Sentence examples for yet at a point from inspiring English sources

Lexi is not yet at a point where she can ride her snowboard full time.

"We're not yet at a point where the regime is in total panic mode and can no longer make rational — however nasty — decisions about military strategy," Mr. Hokayem said.

But, she says, she was quick to tell the restaurant that the soda company was not yet at a point where it could supply other Meyer restaurants, like Union Square Cafe or the Shake Shack mini-chain.

The office of Nelson Mandela, South Africa's first post-apartheid president and emblem of the struggle for democracy, said the legislation was "not yet at a point where it can be said to have met" constitutional standards.

In a speech at the International Monetary Fund last week, Jeremy Stein, a Federal Reserve governor, acknowledged that too big to fail is not over: "We're not yet at a point where we should be satisfied," he said in the third paragraph.

"We're not yet at a point where we can make sensible dietary recommendations aimed at 'improving' the microbiota (and the host)," Hill writes.

The suitable geographical range is found to be scale- and resolution-invariant, yet the habitat suitability at-a-point appears scale-dependent due to the strong heterogeneity of the ecogeographical variables.

And yet, at a certain point, I must walk away, trusting them to do their work.

"And yet at a certain point you can't work in that space anymore, as beautiful as it may have been.

Tim's mission involves befriending Jeff, and Jeff is all too happy to have found a suave, sophisticated, dashing, and adventuresome friend — yet, at a certain point, Jeff senses that he has been played, and feels betrayed by the faux friendship.

We are not yet at a tipping point for reading, however.