The idiomatic expression "to get to this point" means to reach a certain stage or position in time, after going through various stages and experiences. It can imply that something has been achieved only after overcoming many obstacles or challenges.
Usage examples
After years of hard work and dedication, I have finally managed to get to this point in my career where I am the CEO of a successful company.
Through months of intense training and discipline, I have been able to get to this point in my fitness journey where I can confidently run a marathon.
Despite facing numerous challenges and setbacks, our team's resilience and perseverance enabled us to get to this point in the competition, where we are now in the finals.
Sentences with «to get to this point»
Over time now it's kind of gotten to the point where they are staying in there. (pregnancymagazine.com)