Sentence examples for one crux from inspiring English sources

But there is no doubt that one crux of resistance to higher-order theories will lie here, for many people.

If the transportation of Midway provides one dramatic crux in Mr. Cheshire's film, the other arrives with the discovery of an African-American branch of the Hinton family.

Two miles away, on a crest overlooking St. Nicholas Avenue on one side and upper Broadway on the other, Pat Cruz's operation is similarly at the crux of a changing Harlem and its real estate boom.

The right to dignified honesty on one's own terms appears to be the crux of the decision Foster has made.

The marshy islands, covering 3,400 acres, are, in the words of one scientist, "the crux of the Jamaica Bay ecosystem".

Here is one of the cruxes of the Great Presidential Speech of 2009.

One of the cruxes was a rule that required consent from those suffering from mental illness to get inpatient treatment.

(To one special agent, the crux of the matter reduces to an infernal "math puzzle").

So then comes the crux of one of the key international debates – who should pay for the impact of climate change?

While in the past this formula for economic growth worked miracles by allowing businesses and factories in China that use oil to operate at low cost, it is now at the crux of one of China's biggest policy issues.

And on the matter of causality which one might say is the crux of the debate they can do no better than argue that the evidence is mixed.But most of their letter can be described as an argument that, historically, high debt loads have been associated with various macroeconomic risks, and it is worth acting to minimise such risks.