Sentence examples similar to for a flashpoint from inspiring English sources
Now I love a good racial escapade as much as the next person, but this one strikes me as uniquely unfortunate both in its timing and its capacity for becoming a flashpoint for unrelated resentments.
Nearly $1 billion for improved benefits for retired players, a flashpoint for a league that has been battered by criticism for failing to help ailing retired players.
He was booed for the strikeouts — serving, as always, as a flashpoint for grumbling fans.
But the Palin candidacy, and her qualifications for high office, became a flashpoint for dueling versions of conservatism.
Sen. Bernie Sanders' "Medicare for All" bill has become a flashpoint for Democrats as they try to reimagine their party after its overwhelming electoral defeat in 2016.
For whatever reason – a flashpoint around the shooting of a man by Police on Thursday?
But in Mount Kisco, where overcrowded, substandard housing has been a divisive issue for at least a decade, such proposals are often a flashpoint for heated debate.
His death became a flashpoint for civil unrest and a catalyst for the burgeoning Black Lives Matter movement.
As the debate about American involvement in Vietnam raged across the country, college campuses became a flashpoint for opposition to the war, and sometimes for support.
It has become a flashpoint for radical Islam, and an ideal recruitment tool for terrorists.
