Sentence examples for point of developments from inspiring English sources

Last week, the shadow of sectarianism was the focal point of developments in the Syrian civil war.

That, after all, is the whole point of development.

Trireme, oar-powered warship that reached its highest point of development in the eastern Mediterranean during the 5th century bce.

"Our powers are at the highest point of development," The New York Times declared in 1881, "and our power of disciplining these powers should be at their best".

Sustainability has always been the weak point of development work, whose symbol might well be the lonely water pump, abandoned for lack of a $3 part.

An embryo only has around 250 cells at the seven-day point of development, and a high proportion are simply absorbed into the placenta.

Yes, infrastructure may be important for development, to a degree, but there's limited evidence to show how it directly relates to poverty reduction, which to me, is the whole point of development.

His lyrical portraits raised the art of painting miniature portraiture (called limning in Elizabethan England) to its highest point of development and did much to formulate the concept of portraiture there during the late 16th and early 17th centuries.

He carried to a further point of development than his predecessors all the inherited forms of music (with the exception of opera and song), but particularly the symphony and the quartet.

Nowhere has this trend been more pronounced than at E3. Nintendo continues to make more precise motion controls a focal point of development.

The returns on improving transport infrastructure in the most accessible regions begin to diminish after reaching a certain point of development.