Sentence examples for its central point from inspiring English sources

Regarding the effect of substrate and nitrogen content on the volume of H2 production, it reached upto 607 ml/L when inoculum age was at its central point.

The ad effectively makes its central point: that Mr. Lazio should be judged by his actions, not his words on some of the race's highest visibility issues.

At its central point, citizens can ascend to a large glass orb and place their hands in a golden cast of the president's handprint, which they believe can grant wishes.

Arguments over the book's veracity continued, but its central point (as well as many of its anecdotes) was confirmed by Soviet émigrés and other accounts after the fall of the Soviet Union.

He said he had been an opposition staffer at the time and his job was to disagree with everything Keating said, but he could not disagree with its central point "that our failures towards Australia's first people were a stain on our soul".

Suppose a circular plane that is able to circle around its central point.

But it's appropriately tough-minded and darkly funny, and it makes its central points with gusto.

But "Touch" isn't content to let its premise breathe; it hammers home its central points so frequently that I do not recommend that you drink every time you hear the words "destiny," "dreams" or any iteration of the word "connect".

But it's appropriately tough-minded and darkly funny, and the production makes its central points (which, refreshingly, are also the play's) with gusto.

But after a bang on the head it can be tougher to concentrate and to regulate your body, because it is still recovering at its most central point, the brain.

Matthews soon arrived at his central point.