to the point

with log backups , you can recover the database to the point of failure or to a specific point in time.

Clear and to the point but without closing the door completely on Giovanni Trapattoni: that's Paolo Maldini.

His second thoughts had already built up to the point where he only really approved of two episodes out of the initial six.

In July her cystic fibrosis progressed to the point where doctors put her on a waiting list for a double-lung transplant.

More to the point think of your eyebrows designed to keep dust and rain out of your eyes but very useful in sending signals to other people.

An MRI exam Friday showed that the bone in his foot had healed to the point of being able to begin basketball exercises.

It's gotten to the point where I'm actively looking for alternatives. I think I'll be out of here entirely in a couple of years.

It had gotten to the point where parents thought they were required to provide a cake for their child's birthday.

Alarm about this is rising to the point where business representatives are increasingly prepared to criticise policy publicly.

The statutory royalty calculation may allow the transportation costs from the point of valuation to the point of sale to be deducted.

If inflation picks up in China to the point where the authorities stamp down on domestic demand, thus making the trade surplus balloon.

More to the point, could any modern writer be certain their lives would still be interesting to anyone so long after their death?

Installation is straightforward to the point that it might not even be necessary to specifically install anything.

However, be careful not to overly optimize your business processes to the point that there is no room for error.

The hot sun enervated her to the point of collapse.

It will depend on how you see the end-times taking place, as they bring you to the point of Ascension.

Characteristics of these acts already common in preschool children, sometimes extended to the point that the young people and adults.

The average tax-paying investor is now running up a down escalator whose pace has accelerated to the point where his upward progress is nil.

I got to the point where I had to quit taxidermy.

available from higher up to the point of view, the leaves are vertical.

As you see in Figure 4, The solution to the point-in-polygon problem is to draw a horizontal line starting at the point in question.

The computer is an invaluably remorseless master: harsh, sometimes to the point of causing you to tear your hair out, but never unfair.

This works right up to the point where government debt itself hits crisis, as it already has in the eurozone's weaker countries.

I was an introverted child to the point of communicating with colored crayons and apologizing to objects when I bumped into them.

His lectures are interesting but he never seems to come to the point.

After my personal library got to the point where I needed to reread more than 30 books, I saw that it was time to change.

This can destabilize the bank to the point where it faces bankruptcy.

More to the point, if there were such a method, I can assure you that it would already be part of EF's classes.

He did not understand the question. That's why his answer was not to the point.

Someone who has just run may be out of breath to the point where they literally can't get it back to normal breathing.

quality control, process is the production of the whole process to control, the control is, not to the point of control.

Case shocked the local community, the police chief said the people broke our hearts, can not imagine that someone can be evil to the point.

As before, follow all the steps provided in this article up to the point when you add the InsertInformation method.

They wiped out our species to the point of extinction, keeping a few survivors locked up in cages to be examined and taunted.

He oppose to the point of view to see practice process at past, now and future.

This time, she got straight to the point: she had a German video clip and wanted me to translate it.

I once worked for a foreign novel, "Summer down the net" mesmerizing, close to the point of sleepless nights.

We push our safety designs to the point where such a situation is practically impossible.

However, if business is down to the point where it looks like the company is going to go under, start looking for a new job NOW!

The noVNC code is now optimized to the point where I'm beginning to run into garbage collection as one of the main performance bottlenecks.

By that I mean that eventually what was undervalued becomes more valued - sometimes to the point of being over-valued.

Some thought he has obsessed to the point of danger, and urged him to quit, even calling him a three-legged horse who should be stopped.

In one with broken receptors, a mere 6% is enough to overload other tissues to the point where lipids would be toxic.

Now, however, technology has advanced to the point where the useful mobile robot is an immediate possibility.

More to the point, NATO allies are turning up the heat on Germany to let its soldiers fight in Afghanistan's much more dangerous south.

One of them was very avoidant; he had a hard time and got to the point where he was thinking about breaking up.

All to the point where I could no longer deny that I was anything but in love with her.

The doctor has gotten to the point where he asks the child: "What would happen if your mother took the video game out of your room? "

Contain developers disorderly pricing, bidding up the price, or even a day two price of irregularities, has come to the point of it.

More questions would be added to make this a more thorough evaluation, but this is enough to let me get to the point.

We always had an outside income until we got to the point where we could pay ourselves from Cloud Star.

In the G20 summit, President Hu's speech regarding the reform of international monetary system got to the point.

Trying to sum up overall nutritional quality by looking only at a short list of negative considerations is silly to the point of . . . ugly.

After five or ten minutes of what I thought was a serious conversation, Roger cut it off and got to the point.

This leads us back to the point of making your logging concise and logging enough information to trace the call through the system.

However, the miracle was that he kept the pose like a statue to shot continuously and every arrow was accurately to the point.

But anyway, to get back to the point, you and Miss Lamont do achieve a certain intimacy in all your pictures.

A small Northwest Regional Development Agency grant was used to take the technology to the point of proof of concept.

Even as I laughed to the point of misery during Dumb and Dumber, I knew it was a stupid, stupid, stupid movie.

To the point of giving you cash to entice you to drive away with a brand new car?

Just as it's a good thing to keep program definitions short and to the point, tables should be short.

Straight to the point and full of humor, How to Marry Money will help you to land the millionaire of your dreams.

Mars appears to have cooled to the point where volcanism is very rare, although lava does occasionally erupt onto the surface.

First meeting, Chambers that straight to the point and asked: "How much money do I need to buy your company? "

shall be calculated on the amount of subsidy as close as practicable to the point of first sale of the basic agricultural product concerned.

More to the point, the gambit failed to relieve the pressure on America in Indochina, which was one of its chief purposes.

The alternative, he added, is to allow things to deteriorate to the point where the whole Zionist project is in jeopardy.

American retailers have cut sales staff to the point where they are probably missing out on business.

Or to set point of all or maybe to the point where everything crosses? (Point of gravity)?

Which brings me back around to the point that the choice of a particular technology is not as important as resulting user benefit.

Although I started small, I got to the point where I was managing my depression and sticking to a treatment plan.

The direction of each force is perpendicular to a line drawn from the axis to the point of application of the force.

When we came to the point where I would usually pull away, I decided that, this time, I could hold on, perhaps, just a little bit longer.

And this whole industry has been conditioned by years of death-marches to the point where it even rewards this behaviour.

We have no time to hear the rubbish, hurry up and cut to the point please.

She thought over this week after week, after the advent of Louise , trying to nerve herself to the point where she could speak or act.

Research your subject to the point where you are an expert -- or at least not a bumbling idiot.

More to the point, it leads Hodge to neglect some of the political decisions that most immediately affect the lives of actual people.

With transaction log backups, you can recover the database to the point of failure or to a specific point in time.

not to the point of estrangement, but enough so that your identity is separate from that of your parents and siblings.

Applications accessing the table would immediately see the benefits up to the point to where it was stopped: that's real availability.

His remarks on the matter were much to the point.

Of course, this man-centeredness runs against the grain of a contemporary environmentalism that worships the earth to the point of excess.

Back to the point, if I meet someone who's really attractive, she scores points. She's passed the first test.

Toronto is such a multicultural city that there are many religious holidays, to the point where there is almost one after another.

Unlike America, China deals with terrorists in a more brutal and to-the-point sort of way.

The best traders have evolved to the point where they believe, without a shred of doubt or internal conflict, that "anything can happen. "

"You get to the point where you think, 'OK, I look like a transvestite now', " he said.

As the years passed, the foods she could no longer eat increased - to the point where only rice remains.

Then you get to the point where you realize, "What the f*ck am I doing? " and you turn off the computer to go play with your kids.

With transaction log backups, you can recover the database to the point of failure or to a specific point in time.

not to the point of estrangement, but enough so that your identity is separate from that of your parents and siblings.

Load testing to the point of breaking the server(s) lets you know the performance envelope of you systems.

Now to the point: The younger-looking Cullens do not resent being MADE to act young, because no one makes them do anything.

Applications accessing the table would immediately see the benefits up to the point to where it was stopped: that's real availability.

His remarks on the matter were much to the point.

Of course, this man-centeredness runs against the grain of a contemporary environmentalism that worships the earth to the point of excess.

Back to the point, if I meet someone who's really attractive, she scores points. She's passed the first test.

Toronto is such a multicultural city that there are many religious holidays, to the point where there is almost one after another.

Unlike America, China deals with terrorists in a more brutal and to-the-point sort of way.

Even more to the point, America invades countries to rid the world of nuclear weapons and yet, we have thousands.

Applications accessing the table would immediately see the benefits up to the point to where it was stopped: that's real availability.

His remarks on the matter were much to the point.

Of course, this man-centeredness runs against the grain of a contemporary environmentalism that worships the earth to the point of excess.

Back to the point, if I meet someone who's really attractive, she scores points. She's passed the first test.

Toronto is such a multicultural city that there are many religious holidays, to the point where there is almost one after another.

Unlike America, China deals with terrorists in a more brutal and to-the-point sort of way.

The best traders have evolved to the point where they believe, without a shred of doubt or internal conflict, that "anything can happen. "

"You get to the point where you think, 'OK, I look like a transvestite now', " he said.

As the years passed, the foods she could no longer eat increased - to the point where only rice remains.

Back to the point, if I meet someone who's really attractive, she scores points. She's passed the first test.

Toronto is such a multicultural city that there are many religious holidays, to the point where there is almost one after another.

Unlike America, China deals with terrorists in a more brutal and to-the-point sort of way.

The best traders have evolved to the point where they believe, without a shred of doubt or internal conflict, that "anything can happen. "

"You get to the point where you think, 'OK, I look like a transvestite now', " he said.

As the years passed, the foods she could no longer eat increased - to the point where only rice remains.

Then you get to the point where you realize, "What the f*ck am I doing? " and you turn off the computer to go play with your kids.

Formerly cautious to the point of being uncommunicative, my companions had changed out of recognition.

If you gave her a cup of milk or something, she would just drop it. She got to the point where she would just sit on the bed.

It got to the point where I didn't care if I got caught.

As the years passed, the foods she could no longer eat increased - to the point where only rice remains.

Then you get to the point where you realize, "What the f*ck am I doing? " and you turn off the computer to go play with your kids.

Formerly cautious to the point of being uncommunicative, my companions had changed out of recognition.

If you gave her a cup of milk or something, she would just drop it. She got to the point where she would just sit on the bed.

It got to the point where I didn't care if I got caught.

By now it can be applied to any policy which consists of daring one's opponents to take matters to the point of catastrophe.

Raise a finance report the usefulness of the contents, have to the point increment publish several of accountancy's information.

Let me go straight to the point: China has undeniable historical claim over the Nansha Islands (Spratlys).

Be concise--long sentences with complex construction do not belong in memos. Keep memos short and to-the-point.

We have come to the point that food is just as entertaining as a good movie.

Raise a finance report the usefulness of the contents, have to the point increment publish several of accountancy's information.

Let me go straight to the point: China has undeniable historical claim over the Nansha Islands (Spratlys).

Be concise--long sentences with complex construction do not belong in memos. Keep memos short and to-the-point.

We have come to the point that food is just as entertaining as a good movie.

When Mr. Huang arrived at police headquarters, he said, Mr. Wang got straight to the point.

It's a phrase that's been used and abused to the point where whole conferences are themed around it.

Sidewalk rage may be closer to the point, and an alliance of local landlords and retailers believes it has an antidote.

Young animals, particularly, tumble, chase, run wrestle, mock, imitate, and laugh (or so it seems) to the point of delighted exhaustion.

For a while, there was much discord among practitioners, to the point that we could not even study the Fa together.

If cells were truly understood, that process might speed up to the point where the vaccine was ready in time to do something useful.

If cells were truly understood, that process might speed up to the point where the vaccine was ready in time to do something useful.

To the point that you could buy a beautiful house on a canal in Amsterdam for the price of one bulb.

I've gotten to the point where, if I focus on all of that stuff, I won't make a move, you know?

said the Swallow, who liked to come to the point at once, and the Reed made him a low bow.

Threatened to bake anti-depressants into our food: got to the point I was scared to eat anything she cooked.

Even to the point of waking up in a sweat or your heart was pumping very quickly.

REST Web service URIs should be intuitive to the point where they are easy to guess.

Then she got to the point: "Your father's in the hospital. "

I decided to try giving up books for a week because I have come to the point where I wonder if they are holding me back.

It got to the point where I couldn't remember any of the reasons I loved him.

It got to the point where I couldn't remember any of the reasons I loved him.

Wishing for a "strong" euro when growth is petering out is to be proud to the point of perversity.

The seller will deliver the goods. The mode of transport to the point of delivery is at the seller's discretion.

Legs, viewed from the front, straight with good bone, but not to the point of coarseness.

Which brings Baobab in a round-about way to the point of this post, which is to call out Uganda, again, for its conflicted sexual identity.

The IT field has grown to the point where, as with the medical field, it's impossible for one person to master all of it.

I guess I'm getting to the point in my life where I'm suspicious of teenagers and I'm intimidated a little bit.

During World War II, the islands and people had been exploited by the Japanese Military to the point of impoverishment.

'It got to the point where I didn't believe anything he told me, ' Mr. Cottrell says.

I can take a spring like this one and stretch it to the point that it no longer behaves like Hooke's Law.

I can take a spring like this one and stretch it to the point that it no longer behaves like Hooke's Law.

If your trouble builds up to the point where you can not put up with it, it is advisable for you to follow the instructions as given below.

More to the point, it called for an "expanded FSF" (whose membership hitherto has been based on that of the G7).

Then quakes will increase to the point of being considered magnitude 6-7 along the long New Madrid fault line and its attendant splinters.

"It got to the point where I knew I needed to get back to my real job, " he says.

You can use the tag or label to get back to the point where the changes were saved, to undo a change, or to audit a particular change.

Neck: The front of the neck from the throat to the point of shoulder should be shaved or scissored short.

If I had a dollar for every time I visited a blog that had been tweaked to the point of looking terrible, I'd be as rich as Bill Gates.

Do not think of your cover letter as an autobiography; it should be brief and to the point.

Sentences do not hang together and irrelevant words intrude-sometimes to the point of jargon, in severe cases.

Which put me in a real bad mood, to the point where I didn't feel like doing anything anymore - not even blogging.

The bones are then heated to the point that they become a perfect means of filtering sugar.

Our role here is to take you to the point where your new fully conscious selves can come together to forge your own star-nation.

The standard covers animal health, handling, living conditions and transportation up to the point of slaughter.

If I may just go back for a moment to the point you made , .

9 for which I suffer trouble as an evildoer, even to the point of chains; but the word of God is not chained.

It might be a nervous and stiff frame, a formal and let's-get-to-the-point kind of frame or perhaps a super relaxed one.

More to the point, these vehicles were to have folding wings and be legal on the road.

Let me get right to the point. We really need to break into the Chinese market. Why do you think you are the man to do it for us?

Their scheme to get rid of the corpse escalates to the point where they have to chop up his body just to fit him into a small trunk.

Throughout the trial, the lawyer kept any of his remarks to the point.

During this time, you are generally close and getting closer, to the point where you can't imagine it any other way.

More to the point, nobody would be remotely surprised to hear it.

Nearly every man who develops an idea works it up to the point where it looks impossible, and then he gets discouraged.

If I may just go back for a moment to the point you made, I should say the government is responsible for that.

The tail-log backup lets you restore the database up to the point of a failure.

Despite her resistance and repeated attempts to push him away, Tim often persists to the point where she has to leave the bedroom.

The eye tends to follow these lines to the point where they converge.

His anger got to the point where he smashed all the windows.

The United States has moved beyond the industrial economy stage to the point where it has become the world's first service economy.

A few hours later the swans had finally shortened their necks at least to the point where they could steadily hold them.

The findings seem to contradict the idea that money is only related to happiness up to the point where basic needs are met.

It therefore follows that an individual should enjoy unrestrained personal liberty up to the point where his activities may harm others.

That is unfair, but more to the point, it means that political agreement will not be easy to reach.

Assuming you can back up the active log after a disaster occurs, you can restore the database up to the point of failure without data loss.

Now that you've finished your argument, listen to the point I'm trying to make.

After several digressions , he finally got to the point.

Practice writing emails to be short, respectful, and to the point. No one wants to read an essay in email format.

Around the great fountain, the earth was already dried up to the point of being burnt.

and a depressed pig will allow his tail to be chewed on to the point of infection.

Let me get right to the point. Today I am proposing several changes to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations.

Nancy took a swig of her beer, which tasted good, then decided to come to the point.

Humans have evolved to the point where fingernails are not vital for survival, but there's no doubt that they're useful.

Aristotle's famous saying this, to the point of these sites through a "pouring hot water" and despicable The root cause of behavior - envy.

More to the point, China's creditworthiness is improving while that of the eurozone collectively is deteriorating.

The beginning of the article comes straight to the point to display his point of view.

They are often lost in thought, lost in a book or an activity to the point where they do not register their surroundings.

More to the point, the identification process might be the same in all use cases that required identification.

This project has been going for a while and it finally got to the point where it felt like it's time to announce the game.

Welcome to take-off "I" of the sky. Hope that our friends will always be happy, to the point I remember reading the comments and opinions!

yet back to the point, france is a country of romance, fashion and charm. spring and summer are the best season o visit.

Or more to the point: What does the price of Greek bonds have to do with the IPO of a web startup?

Also, for accurate force measurements, the force sensors need to be mounted as close to the point of cutting as possible.

remarks that were to the point; rambled and would not speak to the point.

Corporations have privatized the war to the point where the war itself is the cost-plus business.

For me, dolphin kicking has gotten to the point where I can hardly sprint freestyle faster than I can kick underwater.

'It got to the point that bin Laden would be the only reason to go in, ' the senior official said.

It may not be cost-effective to locate storage tanks as close as possible to the point of use, within high-cost, GMP -finished areas.

You think you should plan and prepare to the point of perfection; you think you should be able to wing it.

It seems as though my mind has slowed down and burned out to the point of being virtually useless.

Tends to restrict food intake to the point of being underweight and malnourished. 108.

In the long river of life, countless rivers, however, this youthful Qingquan Bay are to the point of my love.

Four years later, we're almost to the point where local inventory searches are part of your average Web experience.

But I was too good state of mind, so I do not have the kind of miserable to the point, but still could not help some of the acid and sad.

But we found there's often tremendous change and innovation leading right up to the point of fall.

Diluting it down to the point where there's none of it left.

But, "cost" consciousness if too strong, even to the point of haggle over every ounce for companies long-term development is no good.

Combustion within the populaceslowly built up to the point of revolution.

Over time, Yancey's kidneys had failed to the point where he now needed 15 hours of dialysis a week to stay alive.

To restore a database up to the point of failure, the log chain must be intact.

Getting to the point where you are utterly exhausted is not good for you or for your kids.

As the construction phase progressed, our system got to the point where the customer could start to play with it.

Often they would push their questioning to the point of absurdity in an effort to expose the fallacy of a particular belief or argument.

But if mistakenly arrested is a poor, it is possible to call on him eat food, to the point of economic compensation passed.

Don't apologize for what you are about to say. Begin with a bang and get straight to the point.

Perhaps more to the point is the fact that such administrative measures are not as effective as they once were.

The Holy Father conferred a red vestment on me to remind me to defend the Church even to the point of shedding blood.

You can say that, there is still time, in the lightning storm I am ready to be burned to the hay to the point of the.

This feature allows the service processor (SP) to isolate faults and log events that take place right up to the point of the actual failure.

International travel has grown to the point that many hotels find it necessary to employ bilingual or even multilingual staff members.

We believe in him to the point that we decided to sacrifice someone like [Shay] Given.

Gasol has fit right in with the Lakers to the point that it's easy to misunderstand his impact.

But after a few days' stay they got to the point where they could read each other's thoughts.

More to the point, the Sudanese government evidently has no backup plan to replace the vital services the NGOs provided.

It got to the point where I got bored with fire works and got tired of the expense of such extravagance .

As a society we adopt these tools to the point of indispensability, and only rarely consider how we are more fundamentally affected by them.

And all of this stuff, basically, had accumulated to the point where the city was incredibly offensive to just walk around in.

This means we should not masturbate to excess, or to the point where we injure ourselves.

He did not speak for long, but he spoke very much to the point.

If you do this a few more times, she'll usually get turned on to the point where she wants you to continue.