Sentence examples for most visible points from inspiring English sources
Similar to the locations of the defecation posts, the plucking sites were located at the highest, most visible points of the valley slopes (χ2 = 21.00, df = 2, P = 0.0001).
"Goat Hill is the most visible point in the whole of Raton.
For now, the most visible point of contention is in Kashmir.
By the end of the campaign, immigration reform, another policy championed by Stephenson in his op-ed, had become Brat's most visible point of attack against Cantor.
It was at its most visible point from earth at around 5.20pm, when it appeared as a small ball of light crossing the sky.
That sometime moniker, "Playoff Rondo," points to his propensity for saving his best performances for this biggest and most visible stage.
That the mayoralty, which gets blamed for garbage, parking tickets, noise and other quotidian complaints ("If a sparrow dies of a heart attack in Central Park, I'm responsible," Koch once said), is the most visible place to point fingers; either the index or middle one) has, historically, made it a political dead end.
This inhibitory effect was most visible at the later time point of 72 h (Figure 2A).
Sites that he characterizes as "one link out" from the most visible (like The Huffington Post, Talking Points Memo and Instapundit) are entering into the conversation, he argues.
Drug shortages at the service delivery points are the most visible outcome of the financial deficit.
More than a few commentators have described the tour decision as an example of Washington Monument syndrome — cutting the most visible, popular services to make a point.
