at the point of in English

on the verge of, on the edge of

Use "at the point of" in a sentence

1. Your skills are now at the point of spiritual insight.

2. Knocked right out of his shoes at the point of impact.

3. Where [C.sub.p] is the Contaminant concentration at the point of interest

4. Any discounts must be clearly marked at the point-of-sale.

5. When Mary broke her bracelet, she was at the point of tears.

6. The parallel between biological and cultural evolution breaks down at the point of transmission.

7. The Elves were at the point of annihilation, when their elders turned to magic.

8. 38 In those days Hez·e·kiʹah became sick and was at the point of death.

9. is extremely ill: Or “is near her end,” that is, at the point of dying.

10. The same two types of horizontal burn can be applied at the point of apogee.

11. I have a hunch that true life starts at the point of recognizing our failure.

12. Beginning at the point of need does not imply changing the gospel to suit the situation.

13. Specifically, the Carbon Levy Project proposes a tax at the point of extraction for fossil fuels.

14. [22] Video games must meet general restrictions which apply to advertisement at the point of sale.

15. Alcove At the point of maximum compression, the fireplace Alcove is a receptacle of light and heat

16. He crosshairs on the target and adjusts his rifle to 600 meters at the point of impact.

17. The maximum citric acid content of the wine at the point of consumption shall be 1 g/l.

18. At the point of entry, they will also be required to show the visa and the accommodation address.

19. The critical question, the acid test of socialism, is the distribution of power at the point of production.

20. At the point of final sales too, trading companies coordinate the activities of group members in retail distribution.

21. For others, you can save a ticket to Google Pay and use it at the point of entry.

22. Unfortunately , with pancreatic cancer , the malignant cells usually have spread past the pancreas at the point of diagnosis .

23. The Basilar artery is formed at the point of fusion of paired carotid arteries and paired vertebral arteries

24. The data presented were drawn from detailed clinical interview of new patients at the point of initial assessment.

25. She took a grip on herself, physically pushed back the dark, claustrophobic horror at the point of drowning.

26. At the point of firing the inertia pushes the barrel and slide/Breechblock backwards together for a certain distance

27. Britain was the first country to offer health care to the entire population free at the point of use.

28. However, as Reina Lewis has demonstrated, women's images of Oriental nudes are fundamentally different at the point of reception.

29. Continuations basically consist of the saved state of the stack and CPU registers at the point of context switches

30. The country is situated on the Pacific Ring of Fire, at the point of collision of several tectonic plates.

31. Bollard light fixtures must have a ballast or driver that works with the line voltage at the point of installation

32. The wart itself bears a strong resemblance to the creature as a whole except just at the point of attachment.

33. Consumptive Use of Surface and Ground Water Consumptive water use causes diminishment of the source at the point of appropriation

34. Nevertheless, at the point of writing, their perception of their readership is an important facet of their ability as writers.

35. Some final comments pertain to the relation between applied stress and local stress and strain at the point of fracture.

36. The crime is to disclose an official secret, probably even if extracted from the accused at the point of a pistol.

37. 25 Nevertheless, at the point of writing, their perception of their readership is an important facet of their ability as writers.

38. They were private individuals or partnerships, paid by the state to provide a universal service free at the point of use.

39. A copy of the test certification should either go out with the equipment, or be available at the point of hire.

40. For whatever reason, the government chose to accept the case for retaining an Exchequer-financed service free at the point of use.

41. A customer can measure out an amount of product into a plastic bag, to be later weighed at the point of sale.

42. One to the nerves at the point of needle insertion, and the other to the organ or area affected by that acupuncture point.

43. A crew member is considered to be acclimatised to a 2-hour wide time zone surrounding the local time at the point of departure.

44. The continuous access slot of Vision®Rail allows for the location of a large variety of plug-in units at the point of use.

45. Off the coast of Tonga, early on the morning of April 28, 1789, Bligh and 18 loyal men were set adrift at the point of a cutlass.

46. The resultant mesoscale convective system (MCS) forms at the point of the upper level split in the wind pattern at the area of the best low-level inflow.

47. A wife said of her 22-year-long marriage that was at the point of a breakup: “We are both baptized, but we were on two different pages emotionally.

48. Almanach belongs to the group of applications named “Clinical Decision Support Systems” (CDSS), tools that analyses medical data to help healthcare providers make clinical decisions at the point of care .

49. Here’s what you should bear in mind when writing Acknowledgement emails: Try to reinforce agreements or revise the terms of agreement if you are at the point of reaching an agreement.

50. Arcadian Harvest Classic® combines the beauty of petite whole lettuce leaves with rustic appeal, providing unmatched lift on the plate with multidimensional leaves cut just once – at the point of harvest