Sentence examples for point in the use of from inspiring English sources

But legal challenges have increased, and some critics refer to a court decision last year in San Diego as a possible turning point in the use of cameras.

After World War II, the Nuremberg trials of Nazi officials were the century's high point in the use of universal jurisdiction for war crimes.

In Nigeria, one of the countries predicted to see the biggest population growth over the next few decades and with a contraceptive prevalence rate of 16%, an increase of one percentage point in the use of modern contraceptives would mean about 426,000 more women would be using family planning.

The historical high point in the use of the building under the GDR came in its final phase, when the only freely elected government of East Germany, under Lothar de Maizière relocated there.

The putative end point in the use of radiofrequency ablation was to increase the proportion of hepatic malignancy patients treated with curative intent.

The U.S. health care system is nearing a tipping point in the use of more sophisticated EHR-based information systems, and widespread use of these systems will usher in a new era for diabetes quality measurement.

Many Internet experts say that at this point in history, the use of the medium may be like the use of television at conventions in the 1950's, when networks were still learning what the cameras could do.

"The tipping point is in the use of technology," said Claire M. Smith, research manager for the foundation.

A case in point is the use of fuel subsidies to protect citizens of developing economies from rising prices.

Still, we'll give the headline writer points for originality in the use of the allusion — just this once.

In spite of these recommendations, some studies have pointed out differences in the use of surgical techniques [ 7- 11].