Sentence examples for point upon which from inspiring English sources

One point upon which most people agreed was that the city's efforts were poorly coordinated.

As voters tuned in to a suddenly close race between two serious candidates, these charges about charges somehow became the fine point upon which the nomination teetered.

To Tompkins, the struggle to preserve biodiversity is his primary concern, it is "the point upon which everything turns," he says.

Ms. Huden was the anthrax index patient -- the pivot point upon which every outbreak investigation is based, the crucial clue that every medical investigator hopes can be found, and fast.

Knowing the amount of allowable increases over a period of years, of course, is of little use unless the tenant has a starting point upon which to base his or her calculations.

Another point upon which I believe there's a consensus among members of the Senate is the fact that confronting the threat posed by Saddam Hussein could ultimately lead to committing U.S. military forces, including ground forces, into combat, and that the vote we take on a resolution relating to Iraq may be the most important vote that we make this year.

It's one of the few theological points upon which all churches agree: you cannot be a Christian and a racist.

The program provides a systematic method of achieving optimal results and can serve as a basis for set-points upon which individual plants can implement their optimal control.

However, in at-risk communities, it is almost impossible for a Kindergarten teacher to offer a curriculum that addresses the diverse cognitive and pre-literacy starting points upon which children enter school.

How can we expect proper patient compliance to treatment and disease management when the initial data points upon which decisions must be made are incomplete?

There were limited data points upon which to base a sound estimate.