Sentence examples for most serious point from inspiring English sources

A5 Peace With Israel on Big Screen "The Embassy Is in the Building," a box office hit in Egypt, uses comedy to try to get Egyptian audiences to consider a most serious point: that peace with Israel is in Egypt's own interest.

The lawsuit's most serious points, however, center on charges that the new policies caused "untrained people" in the department to misread CT scans of patients.

The prolonged slump in consumer spending has been one of the most serious points of worry for economists, and the Fed's warning about it deflated some of the market's optimism.

It's the latest and most serious crunch point in the long-running saga of Greece's debt crisis, which erupted nearly five years ago.

It is a complex document but among the most serious sticking points was China's call for an investment regime comparable to that applied by Australia to the US.

Normally, we try to provide the most serious talking points up front and then end with a whimsical bit, but this week all the clowning is going to happen first, to be followed by some serious facts at the very end.

Hopes for a new departure were evident in the Daily Telegraph's review of The Yeomen of the Guard (1888), Sullivan's most serious opera to that point: "[T]he music follows the book to a higher plane, and we have a genuine English opera, forerunner of many others, let us hope, and possibly significant of an advance towards a national lyric stage".

Ms. Stein made the same point: "the most serious health impact from marijuana is the illegal drug trade".

At the end of the match, while Wolves comfortably won 3-1, supporters moved out into nearby Burslem town centre in Stoke-on-Trent, at which point the most serious violence flared up.

Since The Times's article was published – helping to touch off a great deal of other coverage elsewhere on the same points – the most serious doubts about her climbing aboard the boat seem to have abated.

The final point is the most serious.