Sentence examples for defining point for from inspiring English sources

How Dallas navigate his absence for the Gold Cup may be a defining point for their season.

"It will be the defining point for the destiny of the people and country," he said during a spirited speech to flag-waving party members at the UMNO General Assembly in Kuala Lumpur.

It was considered to be a defining point for whether the technique would work or not.

In the limit of large wave segments (critical fingers [23], [24]) susceptibility approaches a lower bound that is used as the defining point for calibrating σ.

The defining point for evolution of S. flexneri 2 and 5 from the S. flexneri ancestor is probably the acquisition of the precursor of the current-day O-antigen modification genes.

Others said the bill's language, which bans any procedure in which a physician delivers a living fetus to a defined point for the "purpose of performing an overt act that the person knows will kill" the fetus is too broad and could ban other common abortion procedures.

Since secretory lysosomes travel along microtubules, which emanate from the mother centriole, the movement and precise localisation of the centrosome in turn directs secretory lysosomes to a very defined point for exocytosis as they move down the microtubules to the polarised centrosome.

The defining point of contention for many voters was a scandal involving the disbursement by the government of about $75 million to Quebec advertising firms friendly to the Liberal Party as part of an antiseparatist campaign.