at this point meaning
[American idiom]
now; at present. (Used often as a wordy replacement for now.)
• We don't know the location of the stolen car at the present time.
• The tomatoes are doing nicely at the present time.
• At this point in time, we feel very sad about his death.
• Yes, it's sad, but there is nothing we can do at this point.
now; at present. (Used often as a wordy replacement for now.)
• We don't know the location of the stolen car at the present time.
• The tomatoes are doing nicely at the present time.
• At this point in time, we feel very sad about his death.
• Yes, it's sad, but there is nothing we can do at this point.
Examples
More: Next- at this point the gauge pressure was read.
- at this point he got up.
- the audience always applauded at this point.
- at this point one of the engines burst into flame.
- the railway slopes up slightly at this point.
