Sentence examples for most sensitive point from inspiring English sources

But they stumbled at the most sensitive point, sovereignty over East Jerusalem.

For him, and signally for Bloomgarden and Kanin, the most sensitive point — the focus of trouble — lay in the ancient dispute between the particular and the universal.

Though that was not quite true refugees and settlements also played their part it was certainly the most sensitive point of disagreement.

That last remark from Marta Suplicy was voted one of the quotes of the year by the daily O Globo, along with another from President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva evoking the most sensitive point of the female anatomy to explain his search for the essence of an energy accord with the United States.

Correspondingly, we also identified the most sensitive point with the SCOP40-v subset as the training set.

According to the result by KDE (Fig. 1B), the most densely populated, i.e. most sensitive point, was identified as (PC1, PC2, PC3) = (−4.57, −7.14, −6.57).

This was one of the most sensitive points in the operation.

What kind of future can they be planning?" The future of East Jerusalem is one of the most sensitive points of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

"They know they are hitting the Saudi system at its most sensitive points, because of what the price of oil means to the American economy and the world economy," Michael Chandler, the former chairman of the United Nations Monitoring Group concerning Al Qaeda, said yesterday.

His stories are straightforward and simple, but they make contact with the most sensitive points of Chinese life, which he views with a quiet, stoic, almost ironic outrage — until his narratives burst forth with grand-scale catastrophes (filmed documentary-style, on scant budgets).

Compared to a traditional local control approach, DORA contributed to reduce CSO volumes from the most sensitive points while reducing total CSO volumes discharged from the catchment.