Sentence examples for flashpoints of from inspiring English sources
Reeves's career has tracked the flashpoints of recent economic history.
Lebed's military career embraced the key flashpoints of late 20th-century Russia.
The sheer density of holy sites in Jerusalem, sacred to three different faiths, makes them flashpoints of emotional tension.
Falluja and Ramadi, flashpoints of the violent insurgency gripping the country, edge past in the desert landscape below.
The gathering of all these equine greats won't help Japan rebuild any faster, stop the chaos in Libya or solve other flashpoints of conflict.
One of the flashpoints of the recent violence has been a traffic circle on the outskirts of Ramallah, near an Israeli army checkpoint.
A flashpoint of the Government's NHS reforms was the emphasis on competition.
COULD its hospitals provide a new flashpoint of social unrest in troubled France?
The first minor flashpoint of the second period came within just three minutes of the restart.
The resettlement of Syrian refugees has been a political flashpoint of the US presidential election.
He provides a flashpoint of interest about what produces audible shock in the theatre.
