Sentence examples for been a hot point from inspiring English sources

Student voting had been a hot point of contention eight years ago.

What is more, determining exactly who to help will be a "hot point" as various government regulators and the attorneys general try to reach a settlement with the banks, according to Roy Cooper, the attorney general for North Carolina.

Yes, the well-established "security skills gap" will be a hot point of discussion at this year's RSA Conference.

He added: "It's very rare that it's happened and when it has it's a hot point, because it has been sticky to handle.

FoxNews is a hot point here, both because they are often accused of rightwing bias and because they regularly accuse other media outlets of liberal bias.

And she and the actor Tony Randall, who died this spring at 84, were a hot item at one point, according to Ms. Vernon.

Hollywood's struggles with gender equality have been a hot issue recently to the point that a backlash now appears to be brewing.

Each individual vessel or cluster of endothelial cells was regarded as a hot point and was counted as one microvessel.

The book is sure to be a hot debating point this summer in the American Jewish community and possibly beyond.

The chief is still such a hot point of contention that the university's student newspaper, The Daily Illini, would not discuss the homecoming issue and does not plan to publish an editorial position on the rule reversal.

But it's clearly touched on a hot point — extensions for web browsers, which people use to customize how they interact with the web and increase the functionality of their browsers.