at this point
prep. phr..prep. phr.. at the current time or stage of a process, especially when things have changed or a decision is needed.
prep. phr.. a temporal or sequential marker indicating the current stage of a progression; often used to signal a transition or to evaluate a situation based on current evidence.
At this point, we don't need any more help.
We have tried every possible solution, so at this point, we should probably call a professional.
At this point in the negotiations, it remains unclear whether either party is willing to make the necessary concessions to reach a final agreement.
often used at the beginning of a sentence to set the context for the current status of a situation.
contrast with 'now' to show that 'at this point' emphasizes the stage of a process or a specific moment in a sequence of events.
in this pointat this pointthe preposition 'at' is used for specific moments or stages in time, whereas 'in' is used for physical locations or enclosed spaces.