Sentence examples for a locus of a from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the proposed $1.4 billion Jets stadium project on the West Side issued a study yesterday asserting that the stadium -- which would also serve as an exhibition hall and a locus of a possible 2012 Olympics -- would encourage new housing, shops and office buildings in the area.

12q13 is a locus of a WNT gene cluster, hosting genes WNT10B and WNT1, as well as WNT pathway modifiers CALCOCO1 and LRP1 [ 66].

Until then, whales had been a locus of fearful wonder, or an industrial resource.

The group residence on Capitol Hill, owned by Mr. Miller, has a reputation as a locus of Democratic power.

The Savoy of this period, like London's other grand hotels, was a locus of powerful resentment: a building that symbolised the tenacity of privilege during wartime.

The adorable Keri Russell, as the unfortunate target of Skeeter's passive-aggressive affections, is the movie's soft center and sole pleasure: a locus of calm in a sea of turmoil.

So, serendipitously, the Tories' 2010 election launch party was held here, on an industrial site where nothing is produced, upon a swath of dereliction at the heart of a great capital, on a locus of highly dubious real estate dealings.

For one character, Paris is "a locus of several desires".

The Middle East will remain a locus of enormous diplomatic attention.

The bursting housing bubble remains a locus of concern.

Being born in a democratic society that, Robert Pinsky writes, "emphasizes the idea of the individual in the very act of dreaming on an unprecedented mass scale," American poetry has become a locus of shared memory, striking a delicate balance between isolation and paralyzing uniformity.