Sentences with phrase «point in time when»

At any point in time when I need assistance with the website your staff have always been willing to help.

When you have caught that person at that point in time when he is ready to sell property and his estate that is your best opportunity.

There comes a point in time when potential customers decide to stop paying rent and become a homeowner.

It can't be said for sure at this point in time when the Galaxy C9 is going to be announced and if Samsung is ever going to launch it outside of China.

It's unclear at this point in time when Samsung is finally going to release Marshmallow for this handset.

Unfortunately no release date is mentioned so it's unclear at this point in time when the update could be released for these devices.

You may face a problem at some point in time when you find that your Explorer crashes or freezes -LSB-...]

We've seen several leaked images of this variant but it's unclear at this point in time when this handset will arrive.

We happen to be at a special point in time when every branch of government is itching for patent reform.

It is also practical to use public transportation at this point in time when the country is experiencing a slight economic down - turn.

After notifying the Clerk of your intention to take the traffic school course, you have 60 to 90 days from the point in time when the citation is issued to complete the traffic school course.

Policy Lapse: A point in time when a policy has been canceled or terminated for failure to pay the premium, or when the policy contract is void for other reasons.

A type of contract that establishes a point in time when premium payments cease, but coverage does not.

This is NOT the same as a whole life policy that offers a projected point in time when premiums MAY be discontinued subject to certain dividends or interest assumptions.

We're about five years away from a demographic tsunami — that forecast point in time when 25 % of Canadians will be 65 or older.

In that context I already expressed my view that the point in time when negotiations took (or would have taken) place doesn't matter as long as the intrinsic value of a patent is determined without post-standardization monopoly power.

Up to the point in time when Mr. Russell indicated he would not provide the sample of his breath, it is fair to say that he had been duly diligent in pursuing his right to instruct counsel.

The point in time when the donor is starting to lose capacity.

This trivial example illustrates the discount rate: it is simply the interest rate you would accrue on current costs (or benefits) until some future point in time when the benefits (or costs) come due.

To establish full traceability and process auditability, a snapshot must be taken of all the analytical subcomponents within the system that supported any specific conclusion, at the point in time when the conclusion was generated — i.e., a snapshot of that particular combination of raw data sets, software programs, intermediate data sets, and final output data sets that went into the analysis at the time the data processing was performed..

... Drawdown is the point in time when greenhouse gas concentrations peak in the atmosphere and begin to go down on a year - to - year basis... I hadn't thought about solutions much until I saw the wedges, in 2001.

«Drawdown» is the point in time when greenhouse gas concentrations peak in the atmosphere and begin to go down on a year - to - year basis.

And now we find ourselves at a point in time when we urgently need science to address those very challenges.

[5] The way in which new structures mature as they are produced may be affected by the point in time when the plant begins to develop, as well as by the habitat.

But there will be a point in time when tackling the backlog buffet feels too much like a chore... so I'll keep things interesting with retro games.

When compared to last gen, the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 had a total install base of 28 million in North America and Europe at the same point in time when you align launches.

There was a point in time when Square - Enix was considering taking Dragon Quest XI in an open - world route.

There was a point in time when releasing every game you had during the holiday season made perfect sense.

«I don't know about you, but sometimes when I go back and play a game, you want the memory of what they were at that point in time when you played them.

Cell was necessary at the point in time when it was invented because off the shelve tech was not foreseeable at the time.

My cat Crosby had such severe food allergy breakouts, that there was a point in time when I seriously thought he could die.

There was a point in time when they were trapping dogs in the field and bringing in four every single day.

There was a point in time when there was no dog food.

The point in time when the maternal antibodies for parvovirus wane enough for vaccination to work can vary between eight weeks and 26 weeks.

The «good case» is where HAWK continues their current cash burn, as modified in the scenarios above, until a point in time when rig market values return to December 2008 levels.

You can go all the way back to the point in time when you first opened your HSA.

Today, I look back at that point in time when I first heard of «diversification» and appreciate it so much better.

No matter where you live in Montana, there is going to come a point in time when you are going to need to go further than your corner store.

For some, it's a definite point in time when work stops and a new phase of life begins.

There comes a point in time when you realize that retirement is closer than you think.

There was that point in time when the realization hit me: that I could not pay off the whole balance on any one of my credit cards — let alone all of them (I had three).

The delayed trading accounts for the fact that typically in practice one would not be able to execute the trade at the point in time when the signal becomes available.

We could be very close to a point in time when the public recognizes that obligations / taxes only apply to some / the prudent / the honest, while benefits only to others and the elite is pretty much exuded from any accountability, with deemed «loopholes» closed on the middle class, not on the rich.

Your strategy only looks good and easy in hindsight when you know the exact point in time when...

A lot of investors ask, «Well, why would you increase your allocation to international fixed income at this point in time when yields are low, sometimes somewhat negative depending on the region you're investing in?»

We're nearing a point in time when being just another Android phone vendor won't be enough, and Samsung is look for ways to separate itself from the pack.

It is not known at this point in time when Apple intends on making the announcement of its upcoming tablet.

My husband suggests setting a «query by» date, a solid point in time when I would send out that first query letter and hide under the bed.

With the CCTD's high mileage, the price premium is easier to justify if you do a lot of highway driving — especially at this point in time when diesel prices have dropped below those for gas in some states such as Illinois and Wisconsin.

Since these elements are not exactly weight - neutral, the whole approach had to be reconsidered at a point in time when the project was already two - thirds down the road.»