end point

Does having a church rather than a pub as your end point actually make a difference?

But why think of that as an end point for progress?

An example would be using blue and yellow as the two end points.

As we turn to follow, their end point is obvious.

The town is the northern end point for the island's road system.

Then the other end point of the line is checked against these areas.

We know the starting place of their journey and the end point.

Travel time between the two end points was reduced by over half.

Thus position may be taken as the end point for the corresponding action.

Shock is a common end point of many medical conditions.

"This is not the ending point but the beginning of my career and life with a new team."

It is the end point of a trend which has gone on for a long time.

Drive the third nail into the end point of this line.

Nor was a common start or end point identified for design review.

Are we at an end point now for diplomatic efforts with this guy?

"It's moving in a direction where the end point might actually be useful."

"We don't know at present what the end point will be.

I can't tell if Stafford went out to some end point, turned around, and started back.

Some of them continue their studies for decades, as Shiite religious learning has no set end point.

We need to explain what the other end points are."

"You're saying I am not the end point of this process.

In other words, you get to vote; you've achieved something, reached an end point every day.

It further allows more time and the player has the ability to choose 1964 as the end point.

The user is asked to enter the start and end points of the required range.

The park has historically been the start or the end point for many political demonstrations.