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(91) An assertion that pertains to a point immediately preceding, in the execution sequence, a specified portion of a program.

(92) So, parents, lighten up . The stakes have been vastly exaggerated. Up to a point, we can rationalize our pushiness .

(93) We believe that the Israeli regime has come to a point that it is losing its effect. And it cannot determine the rules for the powerful nations in the area.

(94) The inventory adjustment underway since the beginning of the year appears to have progressed to a point where inventory changes may no longer be a drag on growth and could add to it in the near term.

(95) We cannot move forward if cynics and critics swoop down and pick apart anything that goes wrong to a point where we lose sight of what is right, decent, and uniquely good about America.

(96) To be blessed by God, you to come to a point of brokenness before God.

(97) You will come to a point of ascension in physical form without trying to take the rest of the planet with you.

(98) Therefore, each team is expected to a point of view on this additional topic.

(99) Germine says the recognition success rate got better with age, up to a point.

(100) Humans often harvest to a point of no return for the associated species.

(101) Owen: Yes, but I feel that I've come to a point where I'd like a little stability.

(101) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and create good sentences.

(102) Unless you come to a point where your self dissolves into the universal, you cannot be truly unselfish. You can pretend.

(103) I believe they will come to a point in time whereby they'll be asking for tips.

(104) The steel should then be reheated to a point above the transformation range of the case and quenched to produce a hard, fine structure.

(105) Industry is cartelized to a point that would make John D. Rockefeller envious.

(106) Select Roll forward to a point in time – Local (Figure 18).

(107) And then, when you keep adding force-- which we will do by gravity, - we will just hang weights on it-- then it starts to bend over, up to a point here which we call the elastic limit.

(108) They do not need to resign themselves to ineffectiveness: up to a point, pressure works: China has been modestly helpful over Myanmar, North Korea and Sudan.

(109) Through stepwise refinement, I can drive the model to finer details, to a point where I can start generating concrete implementation artifacts from it.

(110) Usually, you can look for where the pieces trail off to a point, and try to bring that around to the front.

(111) I am simply saying that guys like me who have gotten to a point of no return can be happy living in 2-D.

(112) When the soap has reached "trace" it means the liquid soap has come to a point where it will not separate back into oil and water.

(113) The Sheep of the prisons turned from him to Sydney Carton , and said, with more decision , "It has come to a point. I go on duty soon, and cannot overstay my time."

(114) If you choose to have archive logging, and do an online backup and roll forward recovery[sentencedict.com], you can recover to a point in time or to the end of the logs for the minimum loss of data.

(115) For all our participants, a reaction could lead to life-threatening anaphylactic shock-but now we've got them to a point where they can safely eat up to 10 whole peanuts or more.

(116) Before Darwin, natural philosophers held to a point of view called typology, or essentialism.

(117) Get detailed direction map to a point of interest with route indication and traffic condition.

(118) On proportionality , the numbers speak for themselves - up to a point.

(119) The user then needs to sift through those, manually flagging all of the sanitization functions, to get to a point where only the real issues are shown.

(120) Up to a point, we can rationalize our pushiness .