Sentence examples for their crux from inspiring English sources

Don't you know our people, Henri?" In one brief exchange Matalon portrays the distance between Israelis, burning in their crux, and French Jews, so very French, and fuzzier about it.

Their crux is multiple layers of protection to keep lethal germs inside -- technicians in space suits, filters in air ducts, backup generators, negative pressure so any leaks around sealed doors or windows let clean air in rather than poisonous air out and so on.

It is also something of a puzzle: highway bills normally sail through Congress, since no one wants to antagonise drivers, and most members are eager to take credit for wider interstate roads and spiffy new bridges in their districts.The crux of the problem, as always, is money, or rather the lack of it.

For many involved in the electronic music industry, "skin DJs"—or women who use their sexuality as the crux of their marketing as electronic artists present a problem: they perpetuate the stereotype that females need to use their bodies over their brains to get ahead.

"But how do we make it work now, how do we make Belgrade and the international community keep their promises?" "The crux is the complete fear and mistrust of the Albanian population for the Yugoslav police," he said.

He has now won three Opens and barring illness, injury or a sudden desire to pursue a career on the stage, he will win a handful more, not least because his contemporaries tend to shrivel at the crux, their talents disappearing into the black hole of Wood's presence.

Yes, the two eventually received their own comic book series, but the crux of their friendship still hinged on stories like who Archie would take for a milkshake date at the Choklit Shoppe.

The crux of their dispute centers on their overall approaches to health care.

But the crux of their allure isn't technology, it's their radical commitment to mirroring each other.

This is the crux of their book, and a point they might have developed further.

The crux of their argument is that the current system is at breaking point.