Sentence examples for major crux from inspiring English sources

Of course, the question of whether users consented to their "intangible injury" is yet to be settled, and may be a major crux in the case.

In this contradiction lies a major crux of the story.

And this is the crux of a major election issue.

Quote: Trust is a major issue for me, the crux of my daily symptoms revolves around paranoia that people are judging me and making fun of me, so trusting someone new that fast is, in the simplest terms, extremely difficult.

An this is a distinction worth noting, because here lies the crux of a major decision women must make: Should I get involved in activities that offer me the chance to develop trusting relationships with decision-makers in a relaxed environment, or should I stick to my Zumba class?

The crux of this major life decision is one simple question: "How do I make the right decision that will have such a huge impact on my life and that isn't at all clear what the best decision is?" Here's what I told Cassie.

The music is at a historical crux, rendered official in new histories and a major museum exhibition (coming to Brooklyn in September) yet still condemned by cultural monitors for its content.

The crux of the accusation centers on a meeting of the Major Risks Commission six days before the earthquake struck.

But here's the crux of the argument: Burbank wants to essentially have veto power of major decisions to which it is strongly opposed.

Richard Kolodziej, president of NGV America, explains the crux of the problem faced by Pickens and others who have placed major bets on natural gas.

The image was the crux of a full-page advertisement by anti-smoking groups that appeared in major newspapers across the nation on Thursday, denouncing Philip Morris for funding a report that portrayed smoking as a boost to the Czech economy.