Sentence examples for point of deep from inspiring English sources

China's church ordained another bishop in November, a point of deep contention between Rome and Beijing.

Al-Qa'ida's relationship with Iran, a point of deep interest to the US government, was rough, judging from the documents.

But mostly they leave an organization at a point of deep uncertainty, content with their decisions and secure in their legacy.

3.58pm GMT Janet Kearton of Ripon and Leeds says the differences between the two sides haven't collapsed, but her hope is that by the end of the debate they'll be able to show they can come to a point of deep mutual respect.

Judging from the presentation that Sony gave on Wednesday, PS4 seems to be the new Dreamcast, from the ugly new joypad to the key sales point of deep connection into a World of Gaming.

The persistent over-pumping of shallow groundwater and the large elevation difference (around 1200 m) between the recharge zone and the discharge point of deep groundwater facilitate the upward recharge.

It was the newspaper business that would ultimately prove the point of deepest fissure between father and son.

With microelectrodes of a conventional single barreled design, the tissue tracks were often too small to be followed by light microscopy to the point of deepest penetration, which would correspond to the implantation site of the carbon fiber itself.

In fact, discussing these disagreements between the religions within one's own religious community can often be the starting point of deeper (also mystical) understandings of aspects of one's own religion.

One block, representative of the point of deepest tumour invasion, was chosen.

Of these cores, 1 3 (median 2) were taken from the invasive front of the tumour containing the point of deepest invasion and the rest from intratumoural locations with an aim to avoid necrotic areas.