Sentence examples for become a central point from inspiring English sources
The al-Aqsa compound, or Temple Mount, has become a central point in the escalating violence in the city.
And Senator Charles E. Schumer, the New York Democrat and Judiciary Committee member, said he expected the memorandums would become a central point in the Mukasey confirmation debate.
The al-Aqsa compound, or Temple Mount, has become a central point in the escalating violence in the city in recent months.
While Planned Parenthood has long been in the cross hairs of conservatives, its funding has become a central point of conflict.
So it's a legitimate ambition for us to become a central point for research and higher education.
For example, NATO could become a central point for allies to share advice, best practices and the latest technologies to combat cyber attackers. .
In the 1990s Alaska became a central point for long-distance air cargo shipment connecting Asia, the United States, and Europe, and many American and European cargo airlines now fly through Anchorage and Fairbanks.
The scholar and activist W. E. B. Du Bois, who, in the course of his ninety-five years, had been, successively, a bourgeois reformist, an apostle of black nationalism, a socialist democrat, and, ultimately, a radical communist, became a central point of reference for Baraka.
For example: When used in isolation, Amazon's Echo is nothing more than a fancy music box you can talk to, but when synced with IoT devices around the home, it becomes a central point of communication between the user and their networked devices.
It then became a central point for railway development, with large coal depots, wash houses, workshops and a gas works.
